Key factors for speech, language and communcation - EYMP 4
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I have been ploughing through this diploma as best as I can, but, I am stuck, not sure how to answer this question, any help would be appreciated. I just want to get this finished now. The question is on EYMP5 4.2, Review evidence about the key factors that provide supportive speech, language and communication environment. Thank You X |
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Page 290 of EYMP 4 in the Heinemann handbook will help Key factors .. 1. Your room/setting layout - what does your physical environment look like? ------- The noise level - are there quieter and noisier areas, planned times or activities? ------- Quality of light - are play areas well lit for children to see & communicate well with each other, see mouth movements, resources & staff. ------- Space to move, expressively, with whole bodies, with and without speed ------- Resources and toys - is there a varied selection available for both indoor & outdoor play. 2. Staff ------- involvement/roles - how does everyone interact with childrn to promote communication; share observations 'that worked well', 'he does have two ears and a very waggy tail', share information about choices eg. snack foods, range of activities, introductions 'xx's mum is in today to help make sandwiches'. ------- Staff responsibilities - does a keyperson system operate to support your children? How do you monitor, check children's language needs. ------- Planning daily routines - are there times of the day to support communication eg. greetings and goodbyes, hygiene practices, toilet asking times? small, large group and individual activity? ------- Training opportunities? possibly for makaton, baby signing, other language, SLT, impairement, development, activity intervention & awareness. 3. Children's own views - how do children tell you what they like to do, what they would like to play with and how is that recorded/actioned. 4. Parent & carer involvement: how does the setting engage with parents to share activity ideas, rhymes, resources, books, event dates, news, parent's language needs, knowledge & expertise 5. Language itself - identify the types of language/methods of communication used in the setting; facial, body, creative, expressive, behavioural, ESL or EAL, sign, braille and see if anything needs updating, renewing, reorganinsg to meet the needs of everyone who accesses your provision. -- Gaps in languages: are words that are used to discuss & describe objects & activities spoken in English within the setting but home language versions are unknown so that they can't be shared with parents/carers outside of the setting? eg. sand, playdough, bookcorner, snack time.. In reverse are the words used at home not known in english so children are unable to share events, items with everyone within the setting? eg. cultural clothing names, musical instruments, cooking utensils, event & festival names. Adapting ways to communicate: pointing, increasing the use of facial expression, simplifying and shortening sentences, txt, email, large print Page 35 of this pdf has a printable sheet that helps you to examine your setting's environment - EYMP 5 Review evidence could be your setting's ..
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Use the key factors within the early years environments to support communication, language, literacy and numeracy/mathematics
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