Values of Care Challenge 5

Question 1

Identify the 3 main Values of Care for Adults

Answer 1

Promote Equality and Diversity
Promote Individual Rights and Beliefs
Maintain Confidentiality

Question 2

Identify the 9 Early Years Values of Care

Answer 2

Ensuring the welfare of the child is paramount
Keeping children safe and maintain a healthy environment
Working in partnership with parents and families
Encouraging learning and development
Valuing diversity
Ensuring equality of opportunity
Practising anti-discrimination
Encouraging confidentiality
Working with other professionals

Question 3

When looking at the Values of Care and Early Years Values of Care, we look at the effects of them not being applied in relation to PIES. What does PIES stand for?

Answer 3

Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social

Question 4

What are the Physical effects of Values of Care and Early Years Care not being applied?

Answer 4

Pain
Physical abuse - injuries
Medical condition gets worse
Unsafe
Failure to thrive
Illness
Self harm

Question 5

What are the Intellectual effects of Values of Care and Early Years Care not being applied?

Answer 5

Loss of focus
Loss of concentration
Lack of stimulation
Lack of progression

Question 6

What are the Emotional effects of Values of Care and Early Years Care not being applied?

Answer 6

Humiliation
Angry
Stress
Low self esteem
Upset
Feeling inadequate
Loss of trust
Frustrated
Depressed

Question 7

What are the Social effects of Values of Care and Early Years Care not being applied?

Answer 7

Excluded
No friends
Marginalised
Withdrawn
Ant-social behaviour
Poor social skills