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Assignment: Meeting the Needs of Children and Families-Part-1 Course Coordinator: Prof. Chris Cadieux Prepared by: Begum Afroza Student ID: 300509288 ECEP-233, Section: 062 Centennial College March 16, 2013

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Assignment: Meeting the Needs of Children and Families-Part-1

Course Coordinator: Prof. Chris Cadieux

● Prepared by: Begum Afroza Student ID: 300509288 ECEP-233, Section: 062 Centennial College March 16, 2013

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ABOUT LEE’S FAMILY Lived in Refugee Camp in Bosnia

New Comer in Canada

Broken Family

Different Cultural Background

Lack of Communication Skills

Lack of Financial Support

Separation & Emotional Anxiety

Developmental Domains Delay

Behavioral Issue(Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) of Lee

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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Emotional

Psychological and

Anxiety-Related illness

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Reasons of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Adverse Environment of the Family

Lack of Social Status

Separation of Beloved Father & Uncle

Poverty of the Family

Lack of Language Skill

Sense of Insecurity

Long Lasting Psychological Anxiety

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Needs of the Child-Lee and Family Quality & Flexible Childcare Facility

▪ Suitable Environment ▪ Parents, Staff and Community Partnership

▪Enough Opportunity for Suitable Activities ▪ Appropriate Teaching Strategies

▪ Counselling

Information for the Family

▪ Childcare Fee Subsidy ▪ Subsidise Housing

▪ Social Welfare for financial support ▪ Community Involvement

▪ Workshop and providing Information for Post –Traumatic Stress Disorder

Appropriate Service Agencies and Community for: ▪ Child Counselling ▪ Educating &Counselling to Parents

▪ Improvement of English Language and Communication Skill

▪ Community based Family Supports Programs

▪ Provides Therapies to Lee as per Needs

▪ Connecting with other service agencies in case of need

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Meeting the Needs within Setting for Lee

Inclusion of Quality Childcare Program ● Modify the Environment:

▪ Layout Properly ▪ Ensure Safety ▪ A variety of age and gender appropriate activities and materials. ▪ Level Bins with picture

▪ Level each area with picture ▪ Trained and professional teacher

● Modify Teaching Techniques:

▪ Select & setup age & gender appropriate group activities and materials

▪ Break down the task into smaller steps ▪ Visually showing and modelling

▪ Introduce the zone of proximal development techniques of Lev Vygotsky

▪ Building Confidence ▪ Provide new activities for more practice

▪ Motivate and Reinforce ▪ Talk to Lee and keep track

▪ Teach to implement the new skills in new place ▪ Involve others as Partnership

Arrange for Psychological Counselling by Specialized Professional

▪ Cognitive Therapy ▪ Behavioural Therapy ▪ Psycho-analysis Therapy

► Finally build up Confidence of Lee to work in Large Group

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Meeting the Needs within Setting for Family (Mother)

Information for Family:

▪ Childcare Fee Subsidy ▪ Specialized Nursery School ▪ Social Welfare Support

▪ Subsidize Housing

Educating and Counselling

Guidance for Language and Communication Improvement

Provide Information about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Respect and Cooperation Time to Time

Keep her Up –to- date about the Progress of her Son-Lee

Involvement with Community based Programs

Provide a List of Agencies with details information who are services to Children with special needs (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

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Inclusion Principles of Inclusion:

▪ Included Everyone ▪ Naturally Occurring Proportions

▪ Identical Option ▪ Full Participation ▪ Parent Participation ▪ Valued Diversity ▪ Advocacy

Benefits of Inclusion:

▪ Positive outcomes ▪ Grow Interest ▪ Feeling a sense of belonging

▪ Develop Friendship ▪ Superior Social Skills Development

▪ Respect Diversity ▪ Healthy Child Development

▪ Parent Labour Market Information and Training

▪ Develop Social Network for Children and Parent

▪ Make Everyone Happy as well as Community & Country

Who will Benefits:

▪ Child with Special Needs- Lee ▪ Typical Children

▪ Parent of the Child-Lee ▪ Parents of Typical Children

▪ ECE and Childcare Specialist ▪ Society ▪ Country

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Child Development Institute, Toronto

Mission: Healthy Development of Children & Families

Vision: Innovate and excellent work in child development services

Area of Services: Children & Families Living Toronto

Cost: No Cost to Parents

Referrals: Parents, schools, child care centres, child welfare agencies and other community sources are accepted year-round.

Services:

▪ Early Intervention Program ▪ Speech & Language Services

▪ Parents-Child Counseling ▪ Family & Community Counseling

▪ Consultations Program for Child with Special Needs in Childcare

▪ Intensive Resource Consultation in Childcare

▪ Intensive Community and Home Services (ICHS)

▪ Connecting with Communities and other Agencies as per Needs

Source: http://www.childdevelop.ca/site/PageServer?pagename=home

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Aisling Discoveries- Child and Family Centre

Mission: Promote Developmental Well-being by Services with Families

Vision: Help to Explore the Potentiality of all Children

Values: ▪Partnership ▪ Diversity ▪ Capabilities & Experiences

Area of Services: East York, Scarborough & some other area of Toronto

Cost: Free of Cost

Referrals: Not mentioned but contact Tel: 416-321-5464 for an appointment

Services:

▪ Behaviour (Social, Emotional) Management of Children

▪ Specialized program for separation, divorce and anxiety related disorder

▪ Childcare Consultation ▪ Day Treatment ▪ Parenting ▪ Family Counselling

▪ Individual & Group Counselling ▪ Community Support

▪ Residential Treatment ▪Growing Healthy Together

▪ Intensive Child and Family Service ▪ Speech & Language Services

▪ Help to get linked up with other agencies are the best fit for Child & Families

Source: website: http://www.aislingdiscoveries.on.ca/

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City of Toronto-Toronto Children’s Services Services:

● Supervise the program regularly ● Early identification and intervention

● Individual Consultation ● Program Consultation

● Community and program training ● Program adaptations

● Staff, provider and parent training ● Service coordination and referral

Cost : All services are offered free of charge.Website: http://www.toronto.ca/children/specialneeds/pdf/eveychildinsert.pdf

Community Living Toronto Services:

● Working with Community Partners ● Early Childhood Consultation

● Occupational Therapy ● Behaviour Management Consultation

● Training for Staff and other Resources ● Person Directed Plan

● Education and Program as per need of Individual

● Job Placement ● Develop Social Network ● Family & Home Management

● Help for Housing ● Career, Vocational and Community Supports Services

Cost: Free of Cost Website: http://cltoronto.ca/supports-and-services/skills-development/

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Self-Evaluation Learning Outcome: Improve the knowledge about:-

▪ Post –Traumatic Stress Disorder and various teaching techniques

▪ Importance of Healthy Environment, Teaching techniques

▪ Importance of Involvement Together- Parents, Teachers, Childcare workers

▪ Counseling for Child & Parents, Training for Teachers based on Needs,

▪ Discover right agencies who are serving for children with special needs.

Strengths:

▪ Analytical capability to identify needs of Lee and his Mother

▪ Patience, Proactive, Interest, Analytical and Good Decision Maker

Challenges:

▪ Find out right Agencies as per needs & Instructions but Overcome

▪ No direct Information about my Issue in Class-Note but Overcome.

Next Time will do Differently:

▪ Now I am knowledgeable and confident to do differently in future

▪ Assignment updated myself to meet the G, C & E Outcomes

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Bibliography

Class hand note-Inclusion of Children with Special Needs, Environment, Teaching

Strategies

http://www.toronto.ca/children/specialneeds/inclusive_cc.htm

http://occupationaltherapy.dal.ca/Files/LunchandLearn_Inclusion_with_graphics.pdf

http://www.counselor.org/types-of-psychotherapy.html

http://www.toronto.ca/children/specialneeds/specialneeds_families.htm

http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/article/ages-stages-empathy

http://www.medicinenet.com/posttraumatic_stress_disorder/article.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posttraumatic_stress_disorder

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anxiety_disorder

http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/918844-overview

http://www.ptsd.va.gov/public/pages/ptsd-children-adolescents.asp

http://www.cmha.ca/mental_health/post-traumatic-stress-disorder

http://kidshealth.org/parent/positive/talk/ptsd.html#

http://www.toronto.ca/children/pdf/family_support.pdf

http://www.childdevelop.ca/site/PageNavigator/programs_home.html

http://www.aislingdiscoveries.on.ca/who_we_are/intro

http://www.slideshare.net/ChellenTon/meeting-the-needs-of-children-and-families

http://cltoronto.ca/supports-and-services/skills-development/

http://www.toronto.ca/children/specialneeds/pdf/eveychildinsert.pdf

http://connectability.ca

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