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Do I understand right that where is talking about needs in the first question, it would be need of social interaction and physiotherapy and services would be 'physiotherapist'? And the second question about source the service is the same physiotherapist - who can help child with coordination and his movement resulting from medical condition.
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An early years children's centre is a service that provides opportunities for social interaction and may also have the contacts necessary to secure the services of a physiotherapist and to work in partnership with Stavros's mum and her health visitor in meeting more learning and developmental needs -
have a look to see where all your nearest centers are
Sourcing means to look in your locality - what service could be found in reality for a child and their family experiencing this situation.
For Harry he'll need the assistance of his social worker, a secondary school's pastoral (or similar) department, their educational psychologist who will all collectively help provide an assessment of his learning needs so that together, he can plan out what needs to happen to complete the process of achieving his GCSEs.
You won't find the case studies in the CYP3.7 unit as each course provider develops & sources their own materials to help students understand the learning involved. You'll find the research to support you in the handbook eg.
page 192 looks at designing services around the child which is what your case studies help you to do and page 75 explains the role/services that external and internal professionals and specialists can offer.
TAC - Team around the child and
research for an integrated approach
Where used the
CAF documentation supports a single framework of assessment for identifying children's needs.
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