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SIRXMGT003A Lead and Manage People CHCECE024 Design And Implement The Curriculum To Foster Children's Learning And Development Participant Assessment Booklet CHCECE024 - Participant Assessment Booklet CHCECE024 - Participant Assessment Booklet ACCCO V 1.0 © Australian Child Care Career Options Page 1 of 20 June 2015 This page has been left blank intentionally CHCECE024 - Participant Assessment Booklet ACCCO V 1.0 © Australian Child Care Career Options Page 2 of 20 June 2015 Why Have Assessment? Assessment activities are an important part of any training program. They provide participants the opportunity to confirm their knowledge via written responses, by presenting information gathered from the workplace and by demonstrating their practical skills to their Assessor. They also provide valuable feedback that participants can discuss further with their trainer. How are assessments conducted? Each module/cluster uses a variety of tools to assess participants. These may include any or all of the following: • Written/Verbal Questions • Observation/Demonstration • Scenario/role Play • Project • Portfolio • Supervisor Interview Please read the following section of this assessment booklet carefully before commencing the assessment tasks. ‘ The following table displays the elements and performance criteria that participants need to be able to satisfactorily demonstrate in order to be deemed competent for the unit: CHCECE024 - Design and implement the curriculum to foster children's learning and development Element Performance Criteria 1. Develop appropriate settings and environments 1.1 Evaluate and modify the learning environment and materials to support all aspects of children’s learning, and promote opportunities for sustained shared thinking and collaborative learning 1.2 Assess and modify the learning environment and materials to ensure that families and the community are respected 1.3 Implement learning environment modifications 1.4 Promote an appreciation of the natural environment You must satisfactorily complete all of the assessments included in this booklet in order to be deemed Competent for this unit. Please speak to your trainer if you feel you are unable to complete the following assessment and an alternative may be arranged for you. CHCECE024 - Participant Assessment Booklet ACCCO V 1.0 © Australian Child Care Career Options Page 3 of 20 June 2015 2. Design and implement curriculum in consultation with others 2.1 Consult with children and families to assist in reflecting on the current curriculum and learning environments and identify current strengths and goals 2.2 Design and implement curriculum that reflect the philosophy of the service 3. Design learning experiences to foster children’s learning and development 3.1 Collect data on each child 3.2 Analyse data collected to identify each child’s interests, strengths and goals in conjunction with the approved learning framework 3.3 Clarify specific objectives, learning environment, role of the educator and assessment/evaluation methods and evidence using the approved framework’s learning outcomes, principles and practices 3.4 Design learning experiences to foster holistic learning and to provide continuity of learning and transitions 3.5 Plan for ways to monitor and assess children’s learning, consistent with the principles and practices of the approved framework, ensuring that both planned and unplanned experiences are considered for assessment 4. Implement learning experiences to foster children’s learning and development 4.1 Ensure that required materials are identified and available at time of implementation 4.2 Set up the physical learning environment 4.3 Co-construct meaning with children and ensure there are sustained interactions 4.4 Model and promote enabling learning dispositions 4.5 Monitor and reflect on children’s learning and own pedagogical practices and continuously refine CHCECE024 - Participant Assessment Booklet ACCCO V 1.0 © Australian Child Care Career Options Page 4 of 20 June 2015 This assessment reflects the NQS area; QA 1.& QA 3 The evidence you submit will be assessed and you will be given written and verbal feedback. Each individual assessment task will be marked as either Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory. A mark of Competent or Not Yet Competent will be given for the whole unit of competency. If you are assessed as Not Yet Competent, you will be given some suggestions for improvement and asked to resubmit your material and/or redo your assessment. What is involved in the assessment process? There are four (4) assessment items within this booklet. You must complete a minimum of three (3) assessment items in order to be deemed competent for the unit. Each assessment item will have detailed instructions on how to complete it successfully. Your Trainer will indicate to you the assessment items that need to be completed. The Four (4) assessments are as follows: Part A: Written/Verbal Questions Part B: Case Study Part C: Workplace Observation Part D: Supervisor’s Interview Report Once completed, the ACCCO Assessor may wish to discuss your answers with you. You may be required to undertake further assessment if the assessor considers more evidence is required to prove your competence. When completed, you should hand your Participant Assessment Booklet to your assessor at the next session or you may email/post it to: 5. Assess and evaluate planned and unplanned teaching and learning 5.1 Use or establish opportunities to gather feedback from families and children 5.2 Collect data using a range of methods in order to assess and evaluate teaching and learning, both planned and unplanned, using approved frameworks 5.3 Ensure assessment and evaluation of the curriculum and learning experiences are regular and in accordance with service guidelines 5.4 Use assessment and evaluation to influence the design of future curriculum and learning experiences CHCECE024 - Participant Assessment Booklet ACCCO V 1.0 © Australian Child Care Career Options Page 5 of 20 June 2015 ACCCO 52 McLachlan Street, Fortitude Valley, QLD 4006 [email protected] Access and Equity Reasonable adjustments can be made to ensure equity in assessment for people with disabilities or other needs. Adjustments include any changes to the assessment process or context that meet the individual needs of a person but do not change competency outcomes. If you believe that you have not been given appropriate access or treatment contact the ACCCO Training Manager. If you would like to discuss adjustments or individual requirements contact your Trainer and/or Assessor. What happens if you don’t agree with the assessment result? If you do not think the assessment process is valid, or disagree with the decision once it is made, or believe that you have been treated unfairly, you can lodge an appeal. The first step is to discuss the matter with the Assessor who marked your assessment. If you still do not agree with the assessment, you may request a re-assessment. You may also request that a different assessor assess your evidence. If you remain dissatisfied after the re-assessment, you should contact the Training Manager at ACCCO. ( Full details of the Appeals process are contained in your Participant Handbook). Need any extra help? If you need help at any time, please contact our head office where one of our friendly staff will be able to help: ACCCO 52 McLachlan Street Fortitude Valley QLD, 4006 Phone 1300 139 406 [email protected] CHCECE024 - Participant Assessment Booklet ACCCO V 1.0 © Australian Child Care Career Options Page 6 of 20 June 2015 mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] ASSESSMENT SUMMARY CHCECE024 - Design and implement the curriculum to foster children's learning and development Participant Name: Assessor Name: Qualification: CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care Unit of competency: CHCECE024 - Design and implement the curriculum to foster children's learning and development Venue: Date: Time: Resources Required: Specific resources required are included in the instructions table at the beginning of each of the tasks. Instructions for participant: To be deemed competent in this unit you are required to complete Part A and Part B and either Part C and/or Part D of this assessment booklet as guided by your assessor. • Part A - requires a written answer to each question. Submit to your Assessor on the date specified. • Part B - is a case study that requires written responses that should be entered in the spaces provided within the Participant Assessment Booklet? • Part C - is a Workplace Observation Checklist requiring a demonstration that shows that you have the skills, knowledge and understanding to do a job task whilst in the workplace. Your assessor may organise a simulated environment to contact this assessment. • Part D - is a Supervisor checklist that your Assessor will work through with your workplace Supervisor. Your assessor may determine that additional training may be required depending on the responses of your supervisor. If at any point you have a question please feel free to contact your Trainer and Assessor. If you are not satisfied with the outcome or the assessment process you have undertaken you may appeal your results. Details of the appeals process are contained in your Participant Handbook. In submitting your work and signing the cover sheet you also affirm that all responses and information provided is your own work. Methods of Assessment (tick if completed) This assessment involves a range of activities that covers the knowledge, attitude, skills as well as employability skills and critical aspects, required to undertake tasks in a Children's Services and/or School environment.  Written/Verbal Questions  Case Study  Workplace Observation  Supervisor’s Interview Assessment Task (Assessor to complete) Satisfactory Not Satisfactory Part A – Written/Verbal Questions   Part B – Case Study   Part C – Observation Checklist   Part D – Supervisor’s Interview   Overall Assessment Result:  Competent  NYC Note to Assessor: The above judgement of C/NYC is made after all assessment for this unit has taken place. For the student to be deemed competent in the unit the student must be deemed satisfactory in a minimum of three (3) assessment tasks. Feedback to Participant: Feedback from Participant: Participant Signature: Date: Assessor Signature: Date: CHCECE024 - Participant Assessment Booklet ACCCO V 1.0 © Australian Child Care Career Options Page 7 of 20 June 2015 Part A Written/oral questions (SHORT ANSWER) Instructions for the participant: • Each of the following questions have been designed to obtain your knowledge in relation to the
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CHCECE024
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT THE CURRICULAM TO FOSTER CHILDREN’S LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Table of Contents
Part A    3
Answer 1    3
Answer 2    3
Answer 3    3
Answer 4    4
Answer 5    4
Answer 6    5
Answer 7    5
Answer 8    6
Answer 9    6
Answer 10    7
Answer 11    7
Answer 12    7
Answer 13    8
Answer 14    8
Task B    8
Answer 1    8
Answer 2    8
Answer 3    9
Answer 4    9
References    10
Part A
Answer 1
Learning materials and environment supports a lot to the children’s education and development because it has big influence over the learning and behaviour. According to WHO (2017) that the environment areas provided for learning along with the materials p
rovided can create a sense of imagination among children in order to support their development. Therefore, the evaluation is necessary for the materials used for the children’s learning program, which can be done through evaluation of the following aspects: safety and durability of materials, accessibility without the support from teacher and also permission, appropriate development, supportive regarding all the domains of the development, aligned as per the course and lesson plans and well organized. The materials cultivate the sense of innovation among the children’s because they become capable enough to access the materials of their own. Similarly, it is important to provide a positive and supportive environment, which the instructors can provide to the children. This positive environment will help the children to grow and become self sufficient to manage their work of their own.
Answer 2
The indoor and the outdoor childcare environments supports all the aspects of children’s learning and offer the conversations between the children, early childhood educators, families and the broader community. Leggett and Newman (2017) have discussed that the materials enhance the learning the moment it becomes natural and familiar with the children’s and also introduce the originality to incite interest and also increase the abstract thinking. Such as the introduction of the digital technologies in the premises of the learning centre, which enables the children to access the global connections and the resources along with encouraging the new ways of thinking. The environment and the resources can highlight the responsibility for the sustainable future and also promote children’s understanding regarding their responsibility to provide care for the environment. Similarly, in the collaborative process it is important by engaging children in a meaningful conversation regarding what they are doing by initiating the open-ended questions to encourage their thinking and also supporting them to reflect and evaluate the success along with the efforts they are inputting.
Answer 3
Creating the early childhood learning environment in such a manner that it respects diversity is crucial because it will initiate the inclusion of children from different social and cultural groups. As discussed by Nguyen et al. (2018) that this kind of environment will foster positive concept and attitudes among children and such environment also assist the children in developing the ideas regarding themselves and others. This kind of diversity inclusive environment will create a condition where the children initiate the conversation regarding the differences, and also provide the settings for the introduction of the activities regarding the differences and also creates fair and inclusive communities. It is also important to include a variety of objects such as baskets, pillows, jewellery that are made from variety of materials, puppets, rugs, wall hangings and many more materials that provide the children with the opportunity to explore the cultural diversity and also it reflects the world’s culture. Honouring diverse families in the classroom, the children will feel included in the learning environment, as when the teachers will provide respect and value to their family members.
Answer 4
In order to create a positive learning environment that supports diversity, enable the children to do things of their own, help the children’s in identifying their errors and helping them to rectify those errors. Bornstein et al. (2020) have discussed that a positive learning environment creates ripple effect that continuously enhance the learning, where the students can observe humour in the mistakes, celebrate their success and also feel empowered. In order to bring change, it is important to segregate the children based on their learning capabilities and likings that are in common. Reducing the group size of the children in six to eight, will help in effective learning among them, and this will also increase the sense of collaboration among them. Grouping the students with similar abilities will be more effective than grouping the students with varied abilities. Also, it is important to reduce distractions in the class, such as noise, or any kind of unwanted pictures, and ensure that the students are engaged in the academic activities. The environment of the classes should be made more positive in nature by pasting positive notes or pictures that will provide positive energy to the children.
Answer 5
In the early childhood services, there must be indoor and outdoor spaces that are mainly designed to engage the children with the quality experience. Therefore, it is important to create natural environments that supports children to become environmentally responsible and show respect for the environment. Bezares Molina et al. (2020) have discussed that outdoor spaces should include the range of different natural features such as sand, soil, grass, a variety of different plantings and trees. It can also be said that there are not enough for the children to look at the trees and plants in education and the care services, they must be able to actively explore along with the engagement, and the experience gathered from different natural environments. In order to appreciate the environment by including: gardens where children can grow their own plants, sandpits for sensory, symbolic and physical play, digging patches where children can use the garden equipment, plants for picking and eating, plants that encourages birds, butterflies and other insects and many more ways to appreciate the environment.
Answer 6
Learning is not limited in the classroom, it also involves the parents and families of the children, where they will understand...
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