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CHCECE025 Embed sustainable practices in service operations Student Full Name:…………………………………………………………………………..…………… S tu d e n t A s s e s s m e n t National Provider Number: 5404 CRICOS: 02483D ABN: 25 142 107 444 CHCECE025 Embed sustainable practices in service operations ©ACCCO 2019 CHCECE025 Assessment v3.1 July 2019 Page 2 of 35 OVERALL ASSESSMENT REPORT For the ACCCO trainer/assessor to complete after each assessment part has been completed. Student Name: Unit Name: Unit Code: Trainer/assessor Name: Theory Assessment Short Answer Questions Attempt One Attempt Two Attempt Three Date submitted: Date submitted: Date submitted: S: NYS: S: NYS: S: NYS: Feedback on short answer questions: Projects Attempt One Attempt Two Attempt Three Date submitted: Date submitted: Date submitted: S: NYS: S: NYS: S: NYS: Feedback on Projects: On the Job Assessment Supervisors Assessment: Report Date Submitted: On the Job Assessment: Observation Report Date Completed: Feedback from student: Overall Feedback to student: This section to be completed when all assessments have been submitted to a satisfactory level Overall Assessment Summary Trainer/assessor Acknowledgement: I have marked this assessment understanding and following the rules of evidence Valid: Authentic: Current: Sufficient: Competent: Not Yet Competent: Student Acknowledgement: I have read, understood and agree with this Overall Assessment Summary result Student Signature Trainer Assessor Signature: Unit of competency Date: CHCECE025 Embed sustainable practices in service operations ©ACCCO 2019 CHCEC025 Assessment v3.1 July 2019 Page 3 of 35 ABOUT THIS ASSESSMENT The following information outlined in this document must be read by the student prior to starting training. This publication is copyright to ACCCO, Australia. With the exception of fair dealing for the purpose of private study, research, criticism or review as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part may be reproduced without written permission. © ACCCO 2019. This Unit of Competency forms a part of the CHC Community Services Training Package. All components of this document meet the defined requirements by both the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) and the CHC Training Package. If you would like additional information about this unit… ▪ To access the Unit of Competency details, go to… https://training.gov.au/Training/Details/CHCECE025 ▪ For ACCCO’s mapping documents against the Unit of Competency criteria, contact ACCCO Head Office. ACCCO’S APPROACH TO ASSESSMENT General information about assessment is found in the Student Handbook. This includes details about: ▪ Types of assessment ▪ Copyright and plagiarism, including action taken if this is breached ▪ Access and equity, including adjusting assessment for students with disabilities ▪ Appealing results, including the process to be taken Please ensure you have a full understanding of the information in the Student Handbook before commencing this assessment. If there is additional information specific to this assessment, it will appear in this document under the specific assessment item. Prior to attempting this assessment, please ensure you have read the learning guide for this unit and/or have completed training with an ACCCO Trainer/Assessor. RESOURCES NEEDED FOR THIS ASSESSMENT Access to documentation or resources may be required for assessment of this Unit of Competency. This list is outlined in the beginning of the learning guide or provided in class for this unit. All documents selected are available for free download from various recognised authorities. To complete the on the job requirements, students will need to be working in or completing a vocational placement in an approved workplace with an appropriate supervisor. Please consult the ‘Instructions for on the job assessment’ page in this document for specific information. http://www.accco.com.au/students/download/StudentHandbook.pdf CHCECE025 Embed sustainable practices in service operations ©ACCCO 2019 CHCECE025 Assessment v3.1 July 2019 Page 4 of 35 What if I need help? If you need help at any time, please contact your ACCCO trainer/assessor. Where this person isn’t available, we offer academic support. Please contact head office on 1300 139 406 or email [email protected] Additional information about obtaining help is outlined in the learning guide for this unit. INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSESSMENT TASKS This unit is assessed both in theory and practice. This means that you will need to complete both the theoretical assessment (assessment of your knowledge) as well as a practical assessment in an approved workplace (assessment of the application of your knowledge and your skills). Please note: Every assessment task must be marked as satisfactory for overall competency to be achieved. No formal recognition can be awarded for partial completion of the unit e.g. just completing theory. Assessment requirements for competency This unit contains the following assessment items to be completed in sequence as follows: 1. The student completes theory questions and project assessments 2. The student completes practical tasks in the workplace or in class as a simulated environment. As this occurs, the workplace supervisor uses information about the student’s performance to complete the ‘Supervisor Observation’. 3. Some written questions and/or project may be required to be completed within the workplace. 4. When the assessment is complete, the ACCCO trainer/assessor will award competency. Assessment of theory Assessment of theory is the first stage in the assessment phase. In this assessment there are theory questions and projects to complete. Details of your assessment items are included in the pages to follow. Please ensure you read these carefully, complete all sections as directed. Once all parts of your theoretical assessment are complete, it is your responsibility to: 1. Keep a copy of your assessment until you graduate from this qualification. ACCCO has strict measures to protect all assessment items; however, acknowledges circumstances which cannot be controlled, such as postal loss, technical, fire or accidental damage contribute to the loss of student work. Due to meeting legislative and/or contract requirements, ACCCO may ask you for a copy of an assessment item at any time until graduation, and students will need to comply with that request. Students who did not keep a copy of assessment items for any reason will need to recomplete the assessment to meet their assessment obligations. 2. Sign the “Declaration of Authenticity” found on the “Overall Assessment Summary” and ensure you include this when submitting your assessment. Your ACCCO trainer/assessor will not accept your assessment unless this has been provided. Signing this form indicates: mailto:[email protected] CHCECE025 Embed sustainable practices in service operations ©ACCCO 2019 CHCEC025 Assessment v3.1 July 2019 Page 5 of 35 a. The assessment is your own work. Please read the policy on “Plagiarism” in our Student Handbook for details of what happens if it isn’t your own work. b. That you have kept a copy as per point 1 above. Please also… ▪ Maintain confidentiality at all times. Use first names of children only; refer to Educators by the role they hold not by name and say “at the workplace” rather than specifically naming the title of the workplace. ▪ Appropriately acknowledge other people’s work by using a Harvard referencing style. For example, when quoting work, say “Smith (2000:11) states….” and then place the full reference at the end of your assessment: Smith L., (2000) Children at Play, 4th edition, Lang Publishing Australia. Plagiarism is not acceptable in any form. Abide by copyright legislation in reproducing work. Assessment of practice Assessment of practice includes the completion of various tasks outlined in the assessment questions and/or projects. Please read the ‘On the Job Assessment’ requirements carefully to ensure assessment occurs in an approved workplace or
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CHCECE025: EMBED SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES IN SERVICE OPERATIONS
Table of Contents
Theory Assessment    4
Question 1    4
Question 2    4
Question 3    4
Question 4    4
Question 5    5
Question 6    5
Question 7    6
Question 8    6
Question 9    6
Question 10    6
Question 11    7
Question 12    8
Question 13    8
Question 14    9
Question 15    9
Question 16    9
The Project:    10
Part A    10
Part B    10
Part C    10
Part D    11
Part E    11
Project: Create Learning Experience    11
Learning Experience Plan    11
Evaluation    12
Learning Experience Plan 1    12
Learning Experience Plan 2    12
Project – Locate Information and Present To A Group of Children and Educators    12
The Natural Environment    12
Interdependence between people, plants, animals and the land    13
Questions    14
Project: Locate information on the impact global issues have on the environment    14
Climate Change    14
Ozone Layer Effects    15
Greenhouse Effect    15
Earth Resource
s    16
Biodiversity    16
Project: Discussion with children on potential changes to the environment    17
Reference    18
Theory Assessment
Question 1
The five ways are as following:
· Looking at the options of sustainability by addressing ethical dilemmas of disposal
· Ensuring active participation of children in service operations
· Developing SMP programs
· Raising awareness about the effects of toxic products
· Aligning sustainable goals with the active implication of operations in practice
Question 2
The five example of the same are as following:
· Adding a green newsletter to the existing service operations will help children know more about the goals of sustainable environment.
· A positive discourse with them will enhance their knowledge and understanding of now natural cycle works and how recycling can help nature to vitalize its sources.
· The children will be given practice scenarios to understand concepts linked to sustainable service operations.
· A formal community engagement will be ensured to motivate children on social grounds.
· Marinating peace signage can be exemplary in the context of helping children be aware of the various natural events. This will be associated with the green newsletter mentioned above.
Question 3
The role of educator is crucial in determining the implication of sustainable policy into practical behavioural approach of children. The educators must use and show the relevance of the recycled products to children. This is the technique to keep them motivated. They also need to interpret the relevance and connection between, social, economic and environmental sustainability. Absence of any of the three mentioned may lead to the gap in the overall achievement of the sustainable goals and this does not deliver the desired outcomes for embedding policies structured for sustainable objectives.
Question 4
The learning outcomes applied to sustainability refer to the various standpoints such as understanding the different types of sustainability, embedding the policies of sustainable environment through active engagement in service operations and working on practical aspects of recycling. For example, in daily program of learning, children should perceive any recycled product—with method of recycling involved in the process—so that they can understand how the toxic effects of products are reduced through recycling. In another instance, educators may use the products to show in class and ask the students to develop its replica through their efforts and creativity. In other words, daily programs should be guided by the principle of innovation and creativity structured around recycling products.
Three example of the same are as following:
· Using recycled products for their daily activities
· Making recycling as a daily habit
· Spending time by observing how the process of recycling occurs to reduce the toxic effects of products made of harmful materials
Question 5
Under Quality Area 3 of National Quality Framework (NQF), natural features and their inclusion in service operations is mandatory. The facility should be designed in such a way that it enhances the physical development of children through a range of diverse resources available. The indoor and outdoor spaces of the facilities should have availability and easy accessibility options to the natural resources. This should be treated like the formal introduction of children with nature. The service operations should project through responsibility towards environment and at the same time, they must ensure that their services make children sensible towards sustainable environment goals.
Question 6
The Quality areas like 3 and 4 reflect the embedding form of sustainable practices in service operations. They tend to develop indoor and outdoor spaces at the facilities. These areas are like directives to ensure a natural sense of responsibility is developed among children. The children should learn from the environment around them in the best manner possible. For example, under quality area 3, as mentioned earlier, there are provisions, which ensure successful implication of the service operations in terms of developing structure and introducing natural resources to children.
Question 7
At the facility, the chosen art materials such as pictures, multicolored crayon and recycled products altogether are put under the quality area 3 of National Quality Framework. This is more like sustainable management plan (SMP) that essentially is inclusive to all these materials. Children learn to portray their imagination (Quality area 3.2) and they compare their final products with the nature round them (quality are 3.5). It gives them quality sense of nature and they communicate with natural resources in their own imaginative way. With the inclusion of the two quality areas mentioned above, children emerge as the quick learners of nature and sustainable service operations introduced to them.
Question 8
There can be many ways to help children know how to respect the environment around them. Three of them are listed below:
· Children should be encouraged not to litter anywhere but rather, use their waste products in a guided way. Sanitation and good hygiene can be instructed to them as the basic tool of living healthy life.
· Children can be given raw products and through physical demonstration, they can see how recycled products are made through raw materials around them.
· They can also learn the harmful effects of toxic products over the natural environment around them, how they can recognize and differentiate between what is toxic, and what is not.
Question 9
At the facility, children are treated as the active and valuable members of the service operations. They participate in the process of respecting the environment through following three examples:
· They are allowed to make as many recycled products as possible, which they can use in their daily academic activities.
· They are encouraged to nurture the habits of conservation of nature around them.
· They are also motivated to develop their own management plan to sustain the natural environment in their residential areas.
Question 10
Three features of natural environment are as following:
· The outdoor space consists a widespread landscape in which, there is a series of trees and plants. It opens a gateway of learning to children in the presence of the educator who keeps encouraging them about how to take care of the young plants as well as trees around them.
· The indoor space contains several recycled products, which are made through the natural elements. The presence of vases around the facility keeps that required natural touch intact in children.
· The natural resources and their making is easily accessible, as per the policies of sustainable goals for service operations. Thus, there is achievable norms introduced at the facility with a view to align the service area 3 of NQF into practice. This enables the facility to have a natural environment, which is available for ‘open learning, filled with resources’. Children, for example, tend to engage in playful activities. They showcase interest in the outdoor games, which keeps their touch with nature lively.
Question 11
    Natural Environment
    Constructed Environment
    I keep motivating children to use recycled products.
    I maintain the availability of the diverse products through collaboration with families and other community members.
    I instruct children to have active engagement in the self-management plan of care given to the nature around.
    I maintain the service operations in a positive way, which involves children and their families.
    I keep using the recycled products and hint at their relevance to give children ways of improving their habits.
    As an educator, I work on enhancing the indoor experience of children with the help of the products and services developed through sustainable options.
    I provide virtual and physical tour to the children so that they learn to respect the nature around.
    The process of aligning...
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