Understand the role of observation when working with children
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Observations are a key part of with young children. It is through regular that the years can understand a child’s , interests and stage of .
Planning an activity that is too easy for a child is likely to result in them being bored. Is this statement true or false?
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Observations should only be seen and discussed by those with a professional need or legal right to see them. Is this statement true or false?
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Children can normally deal with transitions on their own and don’t need extra support. Is this statement true or false?
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Which of the statements below is true?
Observations should be shared with parents unless they are part of a safeguarding assessment and it is considered that to share the information would put the child at risk of harm.
Observations should never be shared with parents.
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