Karen Routledge Limited courses

...a child understanding the meaning of 'stop' in terms of road safety 5.1 Identify children's knowledge of the word "stop" 6. Recognise the importance...

...4.3 Identify when it is appropriate to disclose confidential information 5. Understand the need to develop supportive relationships between volunteers...

...effects of smoking on children 5. Recognise the importance of a healthy lifestyle 5.1 Identify 4 constituents of a healthy diet 5.2 State the importance...

...ages 2.1 Give examples of the possible benefits to a child's all round development of playing board games and physical games 3. Demonstrate an awareness...

...nutrition in planning a meal 3.1 Produce at least 3 well prepared, nutritious dishes 4. Produce a workfile of relevant information 4.1 Produce a workfile...

...5.1 Record a shared activity appropriate to the child's needs and interests. 6. Recognise own and child's number skills. 6.1 List existing number skills of self and child...

...3.1 Make a musical instrument using everyday materials (e.g. plastic bottle, yoghurt carton) 3.2 Decorate a musical instrument using everyday materials...

...The learner will be able to: The learner has achieved this because (s)he can: 1. Work as part of a group. 1.1 When invited, make appropriate contributions...

...The learner will be able to: The learner has achieved this because (s)he can: 1. Appreciate the importance of learning through a variety of activities...

...whisking, creaming, melting, rubbing-in 10. Know the different methods of making pastry 10.1 Prepare 2 dishes using appropriate types of pastry...

...of all ages to design and then play with their own games. The list of options is too long to list, but it can be adjusted to include indoor games and outdoor games...

...is meant by active listening 1.2 Identify at least three blocks to active listening 1.3 Participate effectively in a listening exercise 1.4 Demonstrate...

...The learner will be able to: The learner has achieved this because (s)he can: 1. Recognise appropriate books for a child. 1.1 Give an example of a child's...

...key responsibilities of being a parent. 2. Recognise changes which parenthood brings. 2.1 State the main areas of change when becoming a parent...

...are the least likely group to obtain any academic qualifications. This course is designed to help schools investigate the factors involved and to develop...

...The key skills are the same whether presenting to students, staff, parents or governors so this course will prove useful for any staff member hoping...

...Course content Child abuse - the context Different forms of abuse Defining punishment, discipline and abuse Current research about abusers and the abused...

...this course will give you the tools you need to provide excellent customer service, and to pass on this good practice to the whole school office...

...programmes Planning a whole-school approach Identifying appropriate learning outcomes for your students Adapting teaching and learning strategies Resources...