going round in circles cypop1
 

Please :worried::worried: can someone help me get started, it feels like I`ve already done this CYPOP 1 through cyp 3.1

Hi, it does link with cyp3.1, 3.2 and EYMP 5 for the way children's language develops, to support cypop 1 and help re-organise understanding it might be helpful to visit them again. The optional units help to embed the learning that's been gathered through the core units. xx

Current research highlights how learning takes place in different ways:

Children learn by copying others - A.Bandura, the importanc of modelling.
Children learn through their own experiences - hands-on / first hand and through the repetition of those experiences - experiential learning, schema

The importance of early experiences - the variety and the sensory focus of good early experiences supports the need for practitioners to plan ahead using child led interests - as it would be hoped that these will provide opportunities for children to participate, support and expand their learning.
http://www.silkysteps.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13673

VAK model - visual, auditory, kinesthetic
Participational and observational learning

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Pre-conceptual - eggs and sperm are fragile meaning that there are factors that may impact on their 'health - the parent's to be lifestyle eg. if advise to reduce smoking, recreational drugs, alcohol would be given, parents age and what that might mean, if a recommendation to take folic acid supplements prior to conception is acted on.
Moment of conception - as an egg is fertilised by the sperm/gamete, 23 chromosomes from the father are shared with 23 chromosomes of the mother providing the baby/foetus with 46 chromosomes. It is this moment that the genetic down syndrome can occur providing the baby/foetus with an additional 1 chromosome, an extra copy of trisomy-21.
Pregnancy on nhs.uk
Pre-birth - the health of a baby between conception and birth can be affected by the mother's own health ie. diet - listeria & unpasturised cheese, illness, stress, depression, lifestyle and choices - dietary, alcohol, smoking, drugs.
The first trimester is the most vulnerable stage for a developing feotus/baby.

Pregnancy and alcohol
Pregnancy and drugs
Pregnancy and smoking
Pregnancy and infections
Pre-eclampsia
Listeriosa & pregnancy

Birth experiences
premature birth
multiple birth
assisted birth -caesarian
birth trauma and anoxia

Brain research - Neuroscience
Attachment and neuroscience - from NCB
Babies brain development - earlyhomelearning.org.uk

Sensory play
Treasure baskets & heuristic play - Elinor Goldschmied and Sonia Jackson

Hope this starts things for you xx

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Supporting silkysteps
For a list of level 3 diploma learner handbooks on amazon.co.uk

Thank you Ruthierhyme for clarifying that for me, the link is very helpful, I can finally get started.

Thank you so much Ruthierhyme and God bless