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Understand the role of observation when working with children

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It is essential that you understand the importance of and see it as the starting point for any planning of activities. The planning begins with observation. Using the observation you upon what the observation is telling you. With this focus, the of the child can be identified and activities planned to meet their needs and provide an appropriate level of challenge. This results in the further of the child’s abilities.

What can observations be used for in a setting? Select the correct four answers.

To check the children's table manners

To plan for children's individual needs

To prevent children making bad choices

For early intervention

During transition

To review the environment

There is no reason for observations to be kept confidential; every member of staff in the setting should be able to read them. Is this statement true or false?

TRUE

FALSE

Observations should only to be shown to the parent/carer and staff that work with that child, unless specific permission has been given by the parents for them to be shared with someone else. Is this statement true or false?

TRUE

FALSE

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