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Default unit 412 K4D975 : How to adapt your practice to meet care

I know its a bit quiet around at the moment and everyone is probably enjoying their holidays but I'm ploughing through my opptional units and am stuck on how to answer this one...
K4D975 - 5 How to adapt your practice to meet care, learning and play needs for children with whom you work, including different genders, ethnicities, ages and abilities, including children with disabilities and special educational needs, including:
• Providing a differentiated programme
• Using indoor and outdoor space effectively
• Providing a range of good-quality, culturally relevant equipment and activities
• Ensuring the environment is stimulating and interesting and still provides opportunity for privacy and quiet areas for children

If anyone could give me any pointers I would be very grateful - Thanks
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