LO2 Flashcards

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What are the values of care?

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Promoting equality and diversity.
Maintaining confidentiality.
Promoting rights and beliefs.

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What are the children’s values of care?

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Ensuring the welfare of the child is paramount.
Keeping the children safe, and maintaining a healthy and safe environment.
Working in partnership with parent and guardians.
Encouraging children’s learning and development.
Valuing diversity.
Ensuring equality of opportunity.
Practicing anti-discrimination.

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What is the importance of applying the values of care?

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To ensure standardisation of care
To improve quality of life
To improve quality of care
To provide clear guidelines to inform and Improve practice

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What are the effects on people of values of care aren’t applied?

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Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social

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What does the abbreviation PIES stand for?

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Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social

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What’s an example of a physical effect?

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Pain
Existing illness
Bruising
Cuts and grazes
Broken bones 
Dehydration 
Malnutrition 
Injury
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What’s an example of an intellectual effect?

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Lack of skills development 
Lack of knowledge
Lack of progress 
Loss of concentration 
Losing interest 
Lack of stimulation 
Will not achieve potential
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What’s an example of an emotional effect?

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Low self esteem 
Low self confidence 
Disempowered 
Upset 
Loss of trust 
Depressed 
Stressed 
Frustrated 
Humiliated 
Self harm 
Feeling unsafe
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What’s an example of a social effect?

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Withdrawn 
Isolated
Excluded 
Become antisocial 
Unco-operative 
Lack of friends 
Behaviour problems 
Refusal to us the service
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What’s a reflective practitioner?

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A reflective practitioner is a practitioner who regularly looks back at the work they do and considers how to improve.

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How do you value promoting equality and diversity?

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Care workers should always use non-discriminatory language and avoid patronising the individuals they are caring for. They should challenge discrimination. Provide care meetings to underline the care providers specific needs.

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How do you value maintaining confidentiality?

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Information should only be shared on a need to know basis. You should only share information with the individuals involved.

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How do you value promoting individuals rights and beliefs?

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You could provide prayer rooms and transport to churches to support religious beliefs. Use consultation when speaking with care users.

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How do you value ensuring the welfare of the child is paramount?

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Childcare environments should use a child centred approach where the child’s needs come first.

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How do you value keeping children safe, and maintains a healthy and safe environment?

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Safeguarding procedures should be in place for example staff should be DBS checked and health and safety legislation should be followed.

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How do you value working in partnership with parents/guardians?

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A childcare settings should welcome parents for opening days and parents evenings where they can talk about the child’s development and needs

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How do you value encouraging children’s learning and development?

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Give a range of activities and learning games. Have a well planned curriculum.

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How do you value valuing diversity?

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Teaching children about diversity and discrimination through displays, toys and resources such as books.

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How do you value ensuring equality of opportunity?

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Every area of the setting should be accessible and activities should be accessible to everyone.

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How do you value practising anti-discrimination?

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Staff should be good role models by using non- discriminatory language. Discrimination should be challenged.

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How do you value ensuring confidentiality?

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If the information does not need to be shared it shouldn’t be shared.

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How do you value working with other professionals?

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A nursery school teacher may need to work with a nurse or health visitor to ensure the child’s safety.

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What’s a health care setting?

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Dentist 
Clinic 
Hospital 
Drop-in centre 
Pharmacy 
Health centre 
Nursing home 
Optician 
GP surgery 
Medical centre
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What’s a social care setting?

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Retirement home 
Lunch club 
Day care 
Residential home 
Social services department 
Support group 
Community centre 
GP surgery
Medical centre 
Dentist
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What is an early years care and education settings?

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Nursery 
Parent and toddler groups 
Play group 
Primary school 
Nursery school 
Preschool
Children’s home 
Kindergarten 
Children’s centre 
Crèche 
Breakfast club
Child minders
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What are the four main aspects of a reflective practitioner?

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1) evaluating specific incidents or activity’s
2) identifying what might be done better next time
3) identifying what went well
4) exploring training and development needs