Your Assignment Module Number and Heading: CHCCN302, BELONGING, BEING AND BECOMING
Your Assignment Type: Other
Currently Working in Childcare? No
Your knowledge: Beginner
Your Question?
Refer to Belonging, being and becoming outcomes, list ways you could support children in achieving the outcomes?
What is your answer so far or What have you done so far as an attempt to solve this question?
I have read up on the b,b,b outcomes.
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Refer to Belonging, being and becoming outcomes, list ways you could support children in achieving the outcomes?
I really need help, I have been sick for a couple of weeks.
Thankyou
CHCCN302 - Belonging, Being, Becoming To Support Children
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CHCCN302 - Belonging, Being, Becoming To Support Children
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Re: belonging being and becoming
Hi Sweetcheeks,
I suggest for belonging you think of practical ways in a childcare setting that the Educators could help the children feel like they are a part of the community. for example having an assigned locker with their name on it, a cot or area of the room for their bed that stays the same each day, having the same teachers each day that can greet them and make them feel safe, having input into the set up of the room or the activities that are chosen to be put outjsut as a start I hope that helps.
I suggest for belonging you think of practical ways in a childcare setting that the Educators could help the children feel like they are a part of the community. for example having an assigned locker with their name on it, a cot or area of the room for their bed that stays the same each day, having the same teachers each day that can greet them and make them feel safe, having input into the set up of the room or the activities that are chosen to be put outjsut as a start I hope that helps.
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Re: belonging being and becoming
I have thought of and read everything, I cant seem to get the questions.
Re: belonging being and becoming
If you read the Educators Guide To EYLF it gives details about each of the Belonging, Being and Becoming outcome and how a an educator you could use these to support children in their learning and how these are observed within an Early Childhood setting. For this question there are no set ways, you need to come up with your own ways to support children achieve these goals.
Have a read through the following for some ideas:
Educators Guide To EYLF
Hope this helps,
,
L.A
Have a read through the following for some ideas:
Educators Guide To EYLF
Hope this helps,
,
L.A
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