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Be able to support children and young people in developing relationships

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‘Helping children create positive relationships’ from the Celebree School website.

Positive peer relationships help children develop good social and emotional skills, confidence, empathy, a positive self-image and much more.

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Try to obtain and read a copy of 'How to Talk so Kids Will Listen and Listen so Kids Will Talk', by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. Picadilly Press, 2001.
‘Supporting positive relationships for children and young people who have experience of care’ on the Iriss website.
Research Persona Dolls on the internet, and consider how these could be used in developing positive relationships with children.
Click to access a number of useful lesson plans and ideas for ‘Teaching tolerance’ on the Education World website.
This article from High/Scope, an organisation which promotes a research and practice-based approach to encouraging positive learning experiences, looks at the relationships in schools. Read up to page 9.
‘Promoting positive relationships in schools and communities’ is a section of the NSPCC Learning website.

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