Courses in Washington

...LEARNING OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT CRITERIA (Understanding, skills, knowledge to be learned) (Standards of achievement against which outcomes will be measured)...

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

...affect his relationship with partners 8.2 State 3 ways in which a man's imprisonment can affect the relationship with his child/children 8.3 State 3...

...Recognise the need to set realistic goals 3.1 Identify appropriate family fitness goals 3.2 Record progress towards achieving the stated goals...

...which lifestyle affects health in a positive or negative way. 7. Recognise the importance of taking positive steps to improve own and family's health...

...role of parent/carer as an educator to own past experiences 4. Recognise opportunities to develop communication skills in children 4.1 Produce at least...

...influences children 10.1 Identify how parenting style influences children 11. Recognise and respond to bullying 11.1 Give 3 examples of bullying 11.2...

...LEARNING OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT CRITERIA (Understanding, skills, knowledge to be learned) (Standards of achievement against which outcomes will be measured)...

...on the differences in his/her behaviour in a range of situations e.g. dealing with a person in authority, a family member or group 2. Suggest alternative...

...LEARNING OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT CRITERIA (Understanding, skills, knowledge to be learned) (Standards of achievement against which outcomes will be measured)...

...5.1 Identify the importance of the role of carer in choosing play activities. 5.2 Identify at least 2 opportunities for group play. 5.3 Identify at least...

...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...

...medicine, manufacturing). 3. Recognise forms of presenting results of scientific experiments. 3.1 Use 2 of the following methods to present given information...

...5.2 Identify the child's interests. 6. Appreciate the value of a choice of reading materials for self and child. 6.1 List at least 3 opportunities...

...to the child's awareness of listening 8. Recognise the importance of a child understanding the concept of speed 8.1 Participate in a shared activity which...

...closed etc.) 2. Recognise the importance of communication 2.1. Identify at least 2 effects of body language on verbal communication 2.2 Identify at least...

...may face in the home environment 4.2 Identify how to reduce the recognised dangers 4.3 Identify emergency first aid procedures 4.4 Identify at least...

...to play across a range of ages 1.1 Identify a range of different types of games available for children to play, e.g. board games, ball games...

...2.1 Plan a nutritious menu for a given occasion, on a given limited budget e.g. family supper, vegetarian meal 2. Understand the importance of cost...

...to group discussion / activities. 2. Work with child in developing number skills. 2.1 From a list, identify 2 appropriate activities which can be used to develop number skills...