Understand the kinds of influences that affect children and young people’s development
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Why is it important to recognise and respond to concerns about a children’s development?
It is important to support children to improve their skills and allow them to reach their potential
Otherwise the other children will laugh at them
The activities at school will be too hard for them and they will misbehave
Parents will be very concerned if their child is behind
Why might a child’s health affect their development?
A sick child will be a distraction to staff in a learning setting
A child who is frequently ill may miss out on opportunities to explore and discover the world around them
The activities at school will be too hard for them and they will misbehave
When a child is ill they are not given as much attention by their parents and this causes them to become withdrawn
Which of the below influences are likely to affect children’s development? Select two answers.
Their health
If they have access to a computer
If they attend a childcare setting in their early years
Their diet
Their hair colour
What should you do if you are concerned about a child or young person’s development? Select three answers.
Discuss your concerns with your line manager and the child’s parents
Nothing – it is not your responsibility, it is the responsibility of the parent, your line manager, and other agencies
Observe the child and match what you see to the expected developmental norms
Seek help and guidance from relevant partners or agencies
Be firm and expect more of the child
Wait six months and see if the problem goes away or resolves itself
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