Unit 5: Working with Parents and Others in Early Years

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Unit 5: Working with Parents and Others in Early Years Teacher notes (PS 1): It is imperative that early years workers learn to work with parents, colleagues and other professionals, which is why a whole unit has been dedicated to this subject. By the time learners have completed Unit 5, they should have a good understanding of the importance of collaborative working and the positive effect it can have on outcomes for children. In this unit, they will learn about the role of parents in children’s lives and factors that affect parenting styles. They will also learn about parents’ rights and different views about childhood. This is important as they will need to appreciate that there are different ways of raising children. They will also learn about the role of other professionals in children’s lives. In this unit they will explore ways of working with parents, colleagues and other professionals and how to communicate effectively to develop positive working relationships with them.

Objectives By the end of the lesson you should be able to: Finish the poster/factsheet/leaflet that examines one particular Act Explain the term ‘enduring relationships’ with examples Explain what the EPPE Project is and relate it to the parent © Pearson Education Ltd 2013. Copying permitted for purchasing institution only.

Enduring Relationships Parents and carers are a constant presence in their children’s lives. Parents/carers who support child through happy and sad times. Enduring Relationship = bond between parents/long term carers and children Parents are role models to their children Children will often develop similar attitudes and values to parent/carer. © Pearson Education Ltd 2013. Copying permitted for purchasing institution only.

How do parents/carers help and support their children? © Pearson Education Ltd 2013. Copying permitted for purchasing institution only.

The EPPE Project Working in tables – read through your handouts and discuss with each other what you think the EPPE Project is. Now answer the questions on your worksheet. Feedback to the class © Pearson Education Ltd 2013. Copying permitted for purchasing institution only.

Homework Research into the 4 different styles of parenting: Authoritarian Authoritative Permissive Uninvolved What are they and what do they mean? Bring this research with you next week. © Pearson Education Ltd 2013. Copying permitted for purchasing institution only.