Be able to respond to inappropriate behaviour
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Sequence the steps below to show how you would deal appropriately with a child having a temper tantrum.
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- Stay calm and offer reassuring and comforting words
- Allow the child to rejoin the group and activities
- Remove anything dangerous from the area
- Restrain the child if they are in danger of hitting other children or injuring themselves
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Withdrawn and avoids social communication
Regular and persistent hyperactivity
Stress and trauma
Biting
Health Visitor
Child psychologist
Doctor
National Autistic Society
When children do not behave as expected practitioners could take the following appropriate action. Select two answers.
Tell the child that they are not happy about what they have done
Withdraw the child from the situation for a short while
Shout at the child
Tell the child that they are very naughty and bad
If a child persistently hits other children what would it be appropriate to do? Select three answers.
Agree strategies with other practitioners working with the child
Keep this child away from other children
Agree actions with parents
Seek help from outside agencies
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