All children provided with the same opportunities for development and learning.
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Why is inclusion important?
Every child deserves their own personal learning that they need support with.
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Why do we need to be inclusive in the early years setting?
To help the children with their development in the future/learn new skills.
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What is inclusive practice?
Anything a practitioner does to encourage inclusion in an early years setting.
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Why is "positive self image" a benefit to inclusive practice?
Children who feel more valued/liked by adults they are more likely to have a positive self image and will be more motivated.
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What is "self-efficacy"?
How you think about your potential ability.
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what does "A child's can do attitude" mean?
How a child's attitude towards learning a new skill is.
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why is having a positive attitude towards other people a benefit?
Children who experience this will use their experience to thin about others emotional well-being.
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What is non-inclusive practice?
When a child is left out and isolated from taking part in group activities.
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What is the impact of "poor self image"?
The child will not be promoted to try new skills and their confidence will be very low
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What does it mean when a child has "delayed development"?
The child will not make good progress in their development and will be very behind in developing compared to other children.
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What happens when a child has low self-efficacy?
The child will not be able to understand that if they take their time and practice they will finally understand the skill and will be bale to learn it therefor will not attempt the new skill.
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Card 2
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Why is inclusion important?
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Every child deserves their own personal learning that they need support with.
Card 3
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Why do we need to be inclusive in the early years setting?
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Card 4
Front
What is inclusive practice?
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Card 5
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Why is "positive self image" a benefit to inclusive practice?
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