When it comes to incorporating art in a class with much diversity it's important we make it enjoyable and comfortable for each and every child no matter their race, ethnicity, gender, language, religion, mental and even physical ability. The importance of having a curriculum that accommodates diverse learners (all learners) allows the child to learn at their own level or ability. A child with emotional and intellectual challenges may not have the verbal or comprehension skills or the ability to control
Safeguarding is a broad issue within Child Nursing as there are numerous forms of abuse. Abuse, as defined by the Department of Health (DoH, 1999), can be divided into four categories; physical, emotional, sexual and neglect. “Almost one in five children today has experienced serious physical abuse, sexual abuse or severe physical or emotional neglect at some point in their lifetime” [Safe Network, What is Safeguarding?, 2011]. When dealing with a safeguarding issue it is important not to stereotype, we have
came to a conclusion of how I felt about the article, realizing that I neither agree nor disagree with the perspective of the author. While the author makes good points to support her opinion, she fails to point out that not every student is alike. The author feels that no matter what, college is a huge responsibility and that most eighteen years olds are not ready to be on their own, without parental awareness involving grades, attendance and activities at school. ¨Transfering all power to the students
It is the job of a teacher to “bring out the best in every child’ as teachers are part of the core of Singapore’s holistic education system, along with the allied educators and school leaders. The students look up to their teachers and see their teachers as role-models, guiding their actions and instilling the right values in them. It is of utmost importance for a teacher to behave professionally so as to enhance the learning experiences and teach values such as respect, responsibility, integrity
make them go away” (Hopkins). When teens read her stories they learn about these things and even learn ways to help prevent them from happening to themselves and others. Books by Ellen Hopkins are being banned in schools, and there are so many reasons why this should not happen. Her amazing stories should be available for all teens to read. Some people have similar situations as the characters in these stories and, for some, reading them has helped them know that they are not alone with their problems
often be blinded to what truly matters and what not. We get caught up in ourselves, we forget about that there are other people in the world, some I might say have it harder than we do. A question we should all be asking ourselves is, “why do we live?” it might sound like an easy question but it’s more complex than that. Life is difficult. We all know that choosing death over life is a horrible thing to do. Yet, we say those things, but we can never fully understand why people do it
because we are trusted by the parents and carers to look after their child. It is important that we develop a happy relationship with the parents as well as the children so that working together has a positive atmosphere. For many parents especially first time mothers it is difficult for them to leave there child therefore we need to be sure that they are putting their child in a healthy and safe environment. To ensure that every child is safe all staff members must have gone under a DBS check. This
Renu Elizabeth Abraham Reading Children's Literature (ENGH 404) 16 November, 2016. Why We Should Study Children's Literature There are some themes, some subjects, too large for adult fiction; they can only be dealt with adequately in a children's book.- Philip Pullman Defining Children's Literature has been a task undertaken by many in the passage of time, very few having succeeded at it. The crux of the matter is that it is the literature that caters primarily to children but can be read by adults
first reason, and most important reason, is that not all families make enough money to pay for their kid to play a very expensive sport. Although, some kids can afford it the price still may turn them down. There are many reasons for that. Another reason why pay to play may not be fair is because some kids pay but get no play time. Now that isn’t fair for anybody. Does the price to play sports turn some kids down, I believe so. I believe that there are many reasons why it may, but not all reasons
learning environment CSI 1.1: As a early childhood teacher, I believe that is my first and more important responsibility to create and maintain a safe and functional environment for our children by making sure of that every single hazard have been remove from the environment. In this age group, experimenting and curiosity go hand to hand, which make very important to provide attentive supervision every child and intervene immediately when the children are doing something that can be dangerous, like climbing