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WorksheetsAdditional needs unit 6
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 29mins
Early intervention can be defined as?
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leaving early
Identifying and providing effective early support to children and young people who are at risk of poor outcomes.
Interventions put in place when there are no concerns
Early help, support given to a child or family when a problem first emerges. It can be provided at any stage in a child or young person's life
Why is early intervention important?
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Can help children and young people to develop the skills they need to live happy, healthy and successful lives.
Improve developmental trajectories for children with disabilities and improve outcomes with regard to health; language; and cognitive, social, and emotional development
Offer children the support needed to reach their full potential
It can improve the quality of a child's home and family life, enable them to perform better at school and support their mental health
Explain how early intervention helps to enhance a child’s development
Explain how early intervention supports a child’s self-esteem and emotional well-being.
Explain how early intervention helps you to work in partnership and supports families, give examples.
What is an IEP?
Individual Early Plan
Individual Education Plus
Involved Early Plan
Individual Education Plan
Explain the importance of supporting parents/carers who find it difficult to accept ‘additional need’.
A child is 4 years old and has a language delay, what activities could you do to support this child?
What does PECs stand for
Past Education comments
Pre Education Communications
Picture Exchange Communication
Picture Education Communication
Explain strategies for early intervention
Jenny is 5 and a half years old finds it difficult to do simple addition and subtraction and is showing early signs of dyscalculia.
What activities could you do with Jenny to help her to do simple addition and subtraction?
