CACHE Level 3 Child Care and Education (PDF)

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About

First published 2007

Pages: 621 pages;

Size: 151 Mb;

Written by Penny Tassoni, Kate Beith, Kath Bulman, Harriet Eldridge;

Imprint: Pearson Education Limited;

Language: English;

This book has been specially written to support you through your CACHE qualification, whether you choose to complete the Award, Certificate or Diploma.

All the mandatory units are covered in this hook and a good choice of optional ones so that you will be in a great position to gain the underpinning knowledge that will be essential for your assignments.

The hook has been written in a clear and informative way by authors who are well known in the child care and education Held. This textbook should support and supplement the teaching that you will receive from your tutors. It also matches the delivery guidance of the qualification and so should be a good tool to aid your study and completion of the assignments.

In each unit you will and a number of learning features, as shown below, which are designed to help you get the most out of your studies.

Content

Acknowledgments
About the authors vii
introduction
About your course and assessment
About this book
Mandatory units for Award, Certificate and Diploma:
An introduction to working with children
This introductory unit looks at the range of services for children and their families. It also provides some initial information that will help you to get started on your course and in placement.
Development from conception to age 16 years
This unit will help you to have a good understanding of child development and theories of development. It will also teach you how to observe children and why this is important when planning for children's learning.
Mandatory units for Certificate and Diploma:
Supporting children
This unit looks at the importance of safeguarding children and supporting them in a range of situations. It will help you to understand how you might keep children safe from abuse and discrimination and support them to cope with transitions.
Keeping children safe
This unit looks at ways in which you might keep children safe and healthy. You will learn about how to prevent accidents and illness as well as the procedures for dealing with these.
This unit also looks at the importance of planning the physical environment for children.
The principles underpinning the role of the practitioner working with children
This unit looks at the many skills that you will need to acquire in order to be an effective practitioner. This is a wide-ranging unit that covers the importance of building relationships with others, how to reflect and improve upon your practice and the styles that might be used to work with children.
Mandatory units for Diploma;
Promoting a healthy environment for children
This unit looks at the importance of children having a healthy environment and considers the many factors that can affect children's health. In this unit you will learn how to plan and implement routines for children of different ages that will meet their needs.
Play and learning in children's education
This unit looks at the role of play in children's learning and considers how you might support children's play. You will learn about how practitioners' understanding of play and worlding with children has been shaped over time and how play is currently used to support the curriculum.
Caring for children
This unit looks at the many different settings that work with children and their families.
It considers how children's needs can be met in different ways and how you might work alongside other professionals to meet these needs.
Development of professional skills within children's education
This unit will provide you with some of the underpinning knowledge that will support your practical placement. It covers practical issues such as time keeping, communication sldlls and dress codes as well as the skills that you will need to work with children.
Selected optional units for Diploma:
Core of sick children
This unit will help you learn about health promotion and how you might care for sick children. You will also learn how to identify that a child is unwell and the steps that you should take to support the child and his or her family.
Nutrition and healthy food for children
This unit looks at the importance and effects of a healthy balanced diet for children. You will learn about the influences on food and diet and how you might plan and prepare food for children of different ages.
Working with children with special needs
This unit looks at what is meant by the terms 'special needs' and 'inclusion' and the legislation that is in place to support children. IL will help you to work alongside parents and other professionals to support children who have additional needs.
Developing children's (3-8 years) communication, language and literacy skills
This unit looks at the development of communication, language and literacy skills in children aged 3-8 years and how children may be supported in this. You will also learn about how you might work alongside other professionals with children so they can make progress in this area.
Working with babies from birth to 12 months
This unit looks at the development of babies from birth to 12 months and factors that might affect their development. You will also learn about how you might promote the
development of babies through care, play and observation.
Further reading
Index