1. Community and Family Studies HSC Enrichment Day 2013 Parenting and Caring

2. Parenthood Video

3. Students Learn About Factors influencing resource management in the caring relationship dependents affected by the caring relationship -age - skills -capabilities - special needs resources -time -energy - finances - housing access to services examine how effective resource management impacts on parenting and caring and propose strategies for parents and carers in different situations What is resource management? The CAFS Syllabus

4. DR.A Dependent Resources Access to services – the person being cared for – the things that people use to help manage their lives – being able to use support within the community FACTORMEANING

5. AGE Example – a newborn child needs 24 hour care including nappy changing, feeding whilst a teenager can satisfy most of those needs themselves but may need financial support and transport for activities such as jobs, sport, school. SKILLS / CAPABILITIES SPECIAL NEEDS

6. Time -- Energy -- Finances -- Housing Resources

7. Activity 3 Being able to access services can influence the resource management Access to Services

8. Activity 4 Parenting Blog

9. A couple have just had their fifth child. The other children range in age from two to twelve years old. One parent is in paid full- time employment and the other parent is the primary carer. (8 marks) (a)Explain the impact that time and finances can have on parenting and caring in this family. (3 marks) (b)Propose and justify strategies for this family to manage their situation effectively. (5 marks) Focus Question (from 2011, Q26)

10. How might the resources time and finances impact on resource management for the family in this scenario? Activity 5a Reminder: The family is a couple that have just had their fifth child. The other children range in age from 2 to 12 years old. One parent is in paid full-time employment and the other parent is the primary carer.

11. ResourceIssue /cause Impact on Resource Management/Effect on Parenting and Caring TIMENewborn child in the family The time required to care for the newborn child means the parents may have less time to do things for the other children, for example - preparing meals. This may lead to quicker options that aren’t as healthy such as ordering lunches at the canteen, takeaway dinners, as well as pre-packaged foods which are often high in salt and fat. This may impact on the families health and physical wellbeing. FINANCESOne income in the family. Only having one income may mean the family needs to set up a budget in order to manage their finances more effectively. The parents may have to make decisions regarding the activities their children participate in such as sporting activities or school excursions in order to have enough money available for basic needs such as food, clothing and shelter. a)Explain the impact that time and finances can have on parenting and caring in this family. (3 marks) Activity 5b

12. (b)Propose and justify strategies for this family to manage their situation effectively. (5 marks) Activity 6 Reminder: The family is a couple that have just had their fifth child. The other children range in age from two to twelve years old. One parent is in paid full-time employment and the other parent is the primary carer.