Educare N4 — Memo

November 2018 — N4 — Educare

N4 2018 Nated Educare

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1.1.10True False True True False False True False False

1.2.10confidential expressive language fine motor muscles solitary spatial orientation milestone xylophone auditory perception

1.3.5(5 (10\ [50] TOTAL SECTION A:50

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2.1.1Health Comfort Child sized space Flexibility Encourage movement Facilitate choice

2.2.1Babies are naturally curious and want to touch, taste and feel. In doing so they discover properties of an object. Discovery activities allow children to interact with the environment. They learn about the world around them through their senses.

2.2.2The e ducarer can put up posters to educate parents. If parents are informed, it is more likely that they will help. Parents can donate waste materials. Parents should be encouraged to give children new

2.4Younger chi ldren exposed to older children' s toys learns faster Too many children, not enough toys children not ex posed to learning opportunities Older b

2.6Controlled scribbling [50]50

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3.1.1Observation refers to the practice of watching children during their normal daily activities to assess their progress or any cha llenges they might experience. t requires careful and informed consideration of the child in action.

3.1.2Doe s he /she feed himself /herself with a spoon? Does he /she drink from a cup?

3.2Choose time that will suit the parents and b e punctual. Do not intimidate parents. Refrain fro m using technical terminology. Explain

3.5Physical activity (Any relevant answer\ General informatio Type of lesson physical active p lay Theme

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4.1.1There are f ew rules so children can not really make mistakes. There is n o right and wrong ( open media

4.1.2Social: Babies participate with their educarer. When older, it is a safe place to be creative in a group. They learn to share, take turns and wait. Emotional: They learn to e xpress emo

4.1.3Plan at least one activity per day all babies must take part in Does not force ba bies to take part in messy play Gradually introdu s new activities and textures Observe

4.1.4Add lavender pieces for a different feel

4.2.1Rattle area Reaching area Sensory area Manipulative area Interactive game area Safe area Infant play area Kitchen area Active area

4.3.1Red + blue

4.3.2Yellow + red

4.3.3

4.4.1romotes hand eye coordination Means for ch ildren to express creative urge Becomes aware of texture, shape, patterns and design Yarn/ String Thread Paper strips

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Paper information

TitleMemo

SubjectEducare

LevelN4

Document typeNated Educare

Year2018

MonthNovember

Pages9

Downloads4

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago8y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayThursday

Exam periodNovember 2018

Days since exam2,902

About Educare examination preparation

Educare combines child development theory, educational practice, and care-giving skills. The examination tests both theoretical knowledge and the ability to apply it to real childcare scenarios.

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child development theory

educational practice

care-giving skills

communication with parents

applying health and safety standards

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