Special needs and early years : a practitioner's guide / Kate Wall.
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TextPublication details: London : Paul Chapman, 2006.Edition: 2nd edDescription: x, 198 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN: - 9781412929493
- 372.21 WAL 23
- LC3986.G7 W35 2003
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foreword by Tricia David
DEFINITIONS OF SPECIAL NEEDS AND RELEVANT LEGISLATION
Introduction
Current Provision in the UK
Development of Nursery Provision in the UK
Discussion of Development of Provision
Range of Early Years Provision
Historical Development of Special Needs Provision and Legislation in the UK
Summary
Definitions
FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Introduction
Children and Their Families
Children with Special Needs and Their Families
Parental Acceptance of Special Needs at or Soon After Birth
Parental Acceptance of Special Needs at a Later Stage
Grandparents
Siblings
Implications for Practice
Increase in Numbers of Children with Special Needs
Summary
PARTNERSHIPS WITH PARENTS
Introduction
Parental Involvement
Parental Issues Affecting Partnership
Quality of Partnership
Home-School Liaison Teachers and Family Centres
Positive Change or Enforced Change?
SureStart
Characteristics of Positive Partnerships
Positive Outcomes for Practitioners
Positive Outcomes for Parents
Positive Outcomes for Children
Levels of Partnership
Legislation and Guidance
Inspection Requirements
Foundation Stage Requirements
Parental Involvement in Observation, Assessment and Reviewing Progress
Factors Supporting Positive Partnerships
Issues Compromising Partnerships
In Working Practice
Summary
RESPONDING TO THE AFFECTIVE NEEDS OF YOUNG CHILDREN
Introduction
Definitions and Terminology
Legislation and Guidance
Personal, Social and Emotional Development
Causal Factors
Self-Concept
Behaviour
Summary
OBSERVATION AND ASSESSMENT
Introduction
Children's Rights, Legislation and Guidance
Purposes and Values of Observation and Assessment
Principles of Observation
Methods of Assessment 1 - Observations
Methods of Assessment 2 - Checklists and Questionnaires
Methods of Assessment 3 - Observing Through Play
Methods of Assessment 4 - Involving the Children
Methods Of Assessment 5 - Children's Behaviour 1
Profiling
Summary
PROGRAMMES OF INTERVENTION
Introduction
Definitions
Effective Interventions
Differentiating the Curriculum
Individual Education Plans
Specific Intervention Programmes 1 - Speech and Language Difficulties
Specific Intervention Programmes 2 - Autistic Spectrum Disorders
Summary
INTERAGENCY WORKING
Introduction
Definitions and Models
Historical Developments
Progression to Date
The Need for Interagency Working
Understanding the Roles of Other Professionals
Skills and Qualities Needed
Professionals Involved
Working Together
The Role of the SENCO
Planning and Coordination in Early Years Settings
Factors Affecting Collaboration
Issues Supporting Future Progression
Summary
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
Introduction
Historical Development and Legislation
Definitions and Models
Reasons for Inclusion
Enabling Inclusion In Early Years Settings
Issues and Barriers
Including Disadvantaged Children
Summary
ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION
Bibliography
Index
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