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Social Workers must be refined observers when interaction with clients. It is a skill that we must develop. This assignment requires each student to conduct an observation of the child ( Infant to 11 year old ). Student are often nervous are feel awkward when silently observing someone, but this skill is important to build. In the past, student observed a child within the mall, at lunch , church , park, games, etc. The following questions must be answered in formal paper 4-5 papers 1)Developmental stage observed , age of the person observed (guess, if unknown) Where? Date? Times? 2) What did you see? Describe only what you observed. 3)What are the biological and psychological/ cognitive expectations of this age group? 4)How do your observation "fit" with the developmental task described in #3? Did the child exhibit what is expected, explain. 5) What biological and psychological/cognitive stresses might affect this individual according the text? 6) Based on the observations, how would you feel about working with children within this developmental stage? Why? ...
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Paper format must include the following:
Intro (when, when, who the subject is etc.)
Cognitive development (during your observation did you learn about the child's Cognitive ability provide example)
Language development (communication skills)
Physical development (gross motor & fine motor skills)
Social & emotional development (relationships, attachments)
Summary (what did you learn from this experience)
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This document outlines the key points of a unit on child and young person development:
- It covers theoretical perspectives on development from birth to age 19, including physical, communication, intellectual, and social/emotional development.
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- Development is influenced by personal factors like health and learning needs, as well as external factors such as family background and environment.
- Methods for monitoring development are discussed, as are potential interventions when development is not following the typical pattern, including for those with disabilities or delays in speech/language.
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Title of the work
Date of the work
Medium/materials used to create the work
Current location
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Airport Assessment Part 1 Instructions
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Security Stakeholders
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Descriptions of Assessments
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Threat Assessment
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Vulnerability Assessment
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