Understand the principles of supporting positive behaviour in home-based childcare settings
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How do boundaries help manage children’s behaviour? Select the correct answer.
Parents know what to expect from the children.
Children know what they can get away with.
The practitioner knows what to expect from the children.
Children feel emotionally safe and secure.
A three-year-old child is showing behaviour that causes concern. What is the best way to deal with this behaviour? Select the correct answer.
Give the child more attention.
Tell the child off.
Praise the child’s good behaviour.
Withdraw the child for a short time.
A strategy to promote positive behaviour is to change the child’s routine. Why is this often a successful strategy? Select the correct answer.
Acceptable behaviour is reinforced with attention, so the child might be confused.
Changing a routine provides security for the child.
The child can play out any worries or fears.
The trigger for unwanted behaviour may be removed.
Why is it good practice to have a behaviour policy or framework? Select the correct answer.
It helps the practitioner to be fair and consistent.
It is a requirement of registration.
It will make sure that the practitioner is a positive role model.
Parents will know that the practitioner is professional.
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