Guest Posted May 12, 2005 Posted May 12, 2005 Hello I will starting my optional units soon is there any books to help with any of these units? Could do with the help as assesor is not much help as she has just starting doing this job, its all new to her. Thanks Anne
Guest Posted May 16, 2005 Posted May 16, 2005 HelloI will starting my optional units soon is there any books to help with any of these units? Could do with the help as assesor is not much help as she has just starting doing this job, its all new to her. Thanks Anne 31730[/snapback] HEY THERE I AM IN THE SAME BOAT WE ARE STARTING OU OPTIONAL UNITS AND THEIR IS NOT MUCH HELP . OUT ASSESOR HAS JUST STARTED AND WE ARE ALL STRUGGLING. I HAVENT SEEN ANY BOOKS THAT COULD HELP SORRY.
Steve Posted May 16, 2005 Posted May 16, 2005 Hi both - I'm not sure that there is much available in the form of books. We haven't yet got any of the optional units covered by our Guidance - however, I'm sure you'll get some good responses if you post specific queries on these units!
Guest Posted May 16, 2005 Posted May 16, 2005 Hi both -I'm not sure that there is much available in the form of books. We haven't yet got any of the optional units covered by our Guidance - however, I'm sure you'll get some good responses if you post specific queries on these units! 32015[/snapback] WELL I THINK WE ARE STARTING TOMORROW SO I WILL LET YOU KNOW
Guest Posted May 23, 2005 Posted May 23, 2005 WELL I THINK WE ARE STARTING TOMORROW SO I WILL LET YOU KNOW 32016[/snapback] Hey there its me one of my oponital units is M.6 Develop working relationship with other professionals. I need help on PC3and PC7 Responses to approaches to other professioals indicate willingness to develop working relationships consistent with the procedures of the setting. Barriers to communication with other professionals are effectively explored to promote productive working realationship. Please someone help.
Beau Posted May 23, 2005 Posted May 23, 2005 Michelle, I don't think you've told us what kind of setting you work in or your role within the setting? Just think about what you would do if, for instance, a teacher from school contacted the setting asking to come out and visit to meet the new children starting school or if a speech therapist asked to come in to observe a child to help them assess their language development better. Obviously you would welcome these people into the setting and try to arrange a mutually convenient time etc. As regards the second PC - again, without knowing your setting it would be difficult to give you pointers but in my case one of the biggest barriers is the fact that playgroup only meets for 2 1/2 hrs three times a week and it might be difficult for someone to catch me. I usually give people my home telephone number or email address which means they have a much better chance!!
Sue R Posted May 23, 2005 Posted May 23, 2005 Hi Anne If you're struggling choosing your options, each Unit has a piece at the beginning, in the section entitled 'Information about this unit' which says 'who this unit is aimed at'. That should help. As a rough guide, I tend to recommend: In a sessional group - M20, M2 (where there is responsibilty for this), M6, P5, MCI/C1, MCI/C4 - these last two need starting at a fairly early point, though, to gather sufficient evidence. In a Day Nursery - C14, M2 (if appropriate), M8, M6 (if appropriate), MCI/C1 and MCI/C4 - previous comment applies, possibly P8 In a setting for special needs or with a high percentage of - C17, C18, M6 or others of your choice, as appropriate. In a school situation - C24, C25, M6, P7 In a Family Centre - P4, P7, M6, or others as appropriate Let us know how you get on, Sue
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