Safe and Healthy Environments Alisha Sperline Kaplan University CE220: Child Safety‚ Nutrition and Health Bonnie Hurless May 23‚ 2014 Safe and Healthy Environments Children learn though listening‚ speaking‚ seeing and discovering the environment that surrounds them. Providing a healthy positive environment for children ages 2-4 both indoors and outdoors will help them to learn‚ grow and develop to the best of their ability (Marotz‚ 2015‚ p.9-10). The environment should include positive health
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1.1. Describe the Factors to Take Into Account When Planning Healthy and Safe Indoor and Out Door Environments and Services The health and safety requirements of all pupils and adults must be taken into consideration before starting any learning activity and it must be ensured that the learning environment is free from any hazard that could affect a person’s health and safety. The duty of care of a setting to children‚ parents and carers is a legal obligation that should always have the child’s
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COMPETENCY GOAL 1 To establish and maintain a safe‚ healthy learning environment. I keep children healthy by monitoring their health daily. I ask if they have any boo boos and if so how they got them and I put them on a daily health list‚ I also do this by carefully observing children‚ watching for signs of illness‚ making sure immunizations are up to date. I also keep children healthy by keeping the room clean. Children are informed and able to make good decisions on how to stay healthy like washing
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Chapter 8 Creating a Safe and Healthy Work Environment Healthy and Safety: The Law * Canada- approx. more than 16 billion days lost per year to accidents and injuries costing over $10 billion to economy * Occupational health and safety is regulated by federal‚ provincial and territorial gov’ts. * Health and safety legislation has decreased workplace accidents Occupational injury - Any cut‚ fracture‚ sprain‚ or amputation resulting from a workplace accident. * Injuries to
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SAFE PRACTICE AND ENVIRONMENT Presented to: Dr. Betty T. Polido For the Course: N 414 BSN 4C Estiquita‚ Ellen May J. Estores‚ Sharlaine Nove N. July 22‚ 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages Objectives --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Topics I. Patient and Staff Safety --------------------------------------------------------------
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QUICK QUIZ Here is a short quiz to determine what gives you the anxiety. Rate yourself according to the following scale. 1- Strongly disagree 2- Disagree 3- Neutral 4- Agree 5- Strongly agree 1) ___ The night before a presentation‚ I can’t sleep. 2) ___ I frequently contribute to discussions at work or in class. 3) ___ I like to help others learn things by teaching or instructing them. 4) ___ I avoid situations in which I might have to give an impromptu speech. 5) ___ When talking
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by using Green product which promotes healthier buildings and are less harmful for the children‚ which improves students health. I create a age appropriate Learning Environment by developing program goals to meet the children’s social‚ emotional‚ physical‚ cognitive needs. Classroom space is important I create a pleasing environment that meets the needs of the children. Children need space to build‚ move‚ sort‚ create‚ and interact with
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CYPCore 34-1.1 Describe the factors to take into account when planning healthy and safe indoor and outdoor environments and services. Environment has immediate effect on the quality of the children’s learning and development therefore it should be comfortable‚ interesting‚ attractive and appropriate for child or children who use it. There are a number of important factors to be considered while planning for safe indoor and outdoor environment but the most important ‘Every Child Matters’ i.e. everyone
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Unit 302 Develop and maintain a healthy‚ safe and secure environment for children K3P189 Regulations covering manual handling and the risks associated with lifting and carrying children When working in childcare it is normal for the work to involve lifting and carrying babies and children‚ as well as carrying any equipment or large toys so it is important to do this properly. If a workers technique of lifting is incorrect‚ this can result in back injuries and/or risk of sprains and/or fractures
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believe that every step is a necessity for attaining our goals regardless of these steps being big or small. And in order to care for one’s environment‚ he/she must be able to care for him/herself first. As we look upon ourselves‚ Saint Louis University is one of our own sacred environments. And we will take the responsibility of taking care of this environment in which during the process‚ we will learn to love. Through our very own motives‚ we have considered on making the following pledges.
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