Observing Children: A Practical Guide (Cassell Studies in Pastoral Care and Personal and Social Education)

by Carole Sharman (Author), Diana Vennis (Author), Wendy Cross (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  1995

  $3.23

  This is a guide to observation techniques for all those working with children under eight years. It looks at why child care workers need to observe children and then gives instructions on how to carry out such observations. The authors show the aims and objectives for observing children and illustrate the many different methods of recording what has been observed. They also provide guidance on observing children with special needs and devote a whole chapter to suggested activities for promoting developmental progress. For easy reference, the book ends with a detailed breakdown of the developmental milestones.

• Used

  Paperback
  1999

  $3.23

  This is a guide to observation techniques for all those working with children under 8 years. It looks at why child-care workers need to observe children and then gives clear instructions on how to carry out their observations.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1992

  $3.23

  Covering the theory and practice of the whole area of supervision and management, this text examines the theories of major writers, discusses types of organizational structure, analyzes the role of the supervisor and explains the relationship between the supervisor and the law. It has been revised and updated to cover recent legislation and practice and also to fit National Examination Board for Supervisory Management (NMBSM) and National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) requirements. Chapter summaries, case studies, student assignments and discussion topics are all included. It is aimed at those taking the BTEC National/Higher, NEBSM Introductory and Certificate courses, NVQ Advanced Certificate, BA Business Studies and HCIMA/Hospitality Management courses.

• New

  Paperback
  2001

  $82.67

  This texts includes an examination of the more important management theories, a discussion of types of organizational structures, an analysis of the current role of the supervisor and an explanation of the relationship between the supervisor and the law.