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emziebub88 01-19-2013 04:51 PM

CYPW Level 3 assignment...NEED HELP!!!
 
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Hi all, I'm fairly new here and really need help to complete my assignment 5!! The question I'm stuck on is:

• Give an explanation of how levels of speech and language development vary between children entering early years provision and need to be taken into account during settling in and planning.

Any help at all would be greatly appreciated as I am soooooooo stuck with this one!!

Thanks in advance!! xx :banghead:

emziebub88 01-19-2013 04:55 PM

Or if anyone can tell me what page to look at in the CYPW L3 book and what bit to look at this would be enough if poss!! xx

wendy bob 01-19-2013 05:12 PM

Hi,

All children are different and will learn at different rates, some children will enter early years with good speech and language development where as another may struggle, it could be down to an underlying problem which is being investigated or it may mean the practitioner speaking with parents to give them some advice on taking their child to see their GP. Or it could be that the child is developing at a different rate. It’s important to provide support and structured activities to build up their speech and language skills. Some children may find it difficult to settle in and you need to be supportive and patient. For a child who is struggling with speech and language get down to their level, eye contact and simplify your sentences using the right tone and pitch, adapt your own language offer praise and always listen and get as much information from parents as you can. Make sure the child can clearly see you face and body and speak slower or point to objects while saying the word. Some children will be above average on their speech and language for example we had a child in nursery who could hold very complex conversations and was able to read books which are aimed at children older than him so he was encouraged to work at the level he felt comfortable at which was also challenging. When planning activities adapt them to suit the needs of the individual child.

hope it helps x

emziebub88 01-19-2013 06:23 PM

This has helped a little but I'm still a tad confused...sorry! I'm probably making it more complicated than it actually is!! :(

wendy bob 01-19-2013 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by emziebub88 (Post 51485)
This has helped a little but I'm still a tad confused...sorry! I'm probably making it more complicated than it actually is!! :(

Hi,
check out the following website
www.communicationtrust.org.uk
hope it helps x

emziebub88 01-19-2013 07:44 PM

Thanks alot wendybob this really helped, I got it in the end!! Now just one more question on this assignment and I can kiss it goodbye I hope!! lol thanks again xx


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