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Be able to support the provision of environments and services that promote the development of children or young people

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Which of the following features of the environment promote the development of children and young people? Select the four correct answers.

Keeping the same activities for everyone

Avoiding mixing groups of children

Using praise and encouragement

Getting different adults involved

A stimulating and attractive environment

Involving parents and wider family

Always keeping to the same routine

Limited resources

Can you identify the statement that will promote a child or young person’s development?

Children’s development is best promoted when practitioners identify a child’s skills and then plan how to support them to reach the next stage

The best practitioners ensure that children achieve each milestone as quickly as possible

Developmental progress is not as important as keeping a child safe by not allowing them to play outside

It is important that children are allowed to reach milestones without any interference from practitioners

Drag and drop the words into the correct gaps.

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A rich and challenging supports children and young people’s learning and development. It gives them the to explore and learn in secure and safe, yet , indoor and outdoor spaces.

In which of the ways outlined below can practitioners provide an environment to support a child’s development? Select the three correct answers.

Involve children and young people in planning the layout

Make the environment reassuring comforting, interesting and stimulating

Provide indoor and outdoor opportunities

Insist that children stay at an activity until they have completed it to your satisfaction

Make sure that all children take part in all activities all day

Complete the sentence. A child’s learning environment should be…..

A place with limited space and resources

A place they feel outside their comfort zone

A place to sleep

A place that has been risk assessed beforehand

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