...will be describing how the life quality factors and caring skills will be provided for the children in year 3/4 by the different job roles found in the primary school. I will also be looking at the possible ways the children in year 3/4 may be treated badly by the different job roles found in the primary school and the potential barriers that may prevent the children from being treated well. Psychological Security: means the absence of fear or anxiety, but it does not mean being bullied or feeling threatened. The lack of psychological security can be caused by having a serious illness. They may be afraid of the possible effects of treatment or that they are unable to get any better. http://www.slideshare.net/chloewhite/psychological-life-quality-factors Psychological security is needed in a primary school for the children, to feel safe in their environment and less anxious and also be reassured that they are in a safe place and enjoy going to school. The staff provide psychological security by: Teacher: They care for the students and support the children in lessons and to make sure the children are safe and that the classroom is safe for the children’s learning environment. They help the children with work or concerns they may have. Teaching assistant: If they take children out of class they work with the student and make sure that the environment that the children are working in (out of class) is safe. The teaching assistant makes sure that the students...
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...her speech Aren’t I a Woman and The Narrative of Sojourner Truth. Woman should be treated equally regardless of their race, education level, and appearance which do not happen in today’s society. First, women should be treated equal regardless of their race. Race is a big issue in today’s society. Racism is discrimination based on the color of the person’s skin color. A person should be judge based on their character not the color of their skin. Sojourner Truth grew up in the century when slavery was popular where was born into...
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... women’s roles have had a positive change and they are treated better at home and at work. Since the roles have changed, women do not need to stay at home and be home-makers because they have proved that they are capable of anything. This essay will discuss against the topic that women should be home-makers. Some of the issues that will be discussed are women have been given opportunities to get an education and go to work. They should not be just home-makers because they need to be treated equally to men. Women should be encouraged to diversify their life choices and not just stay at home and be home-makers. Opportunities for women to have education to get a job allow them not to restrict themselves by staying at home being housewives. In reality, women were not given a standing in society and were not exposed to the outer world. However, women nowadays have been given the opportunity to be educated and to work for which they get paid and their families receive the benefits of a good standard of living. Their children get good education, good clothing and other benefits in society. In this century, women do not want to be just home-makers. They get good work and education by being responsible to their families economically. This allows women to be empowered in their lives. Treating women equally to men has changed the roles of women who did not have that privilege some years back. Over centuries, women have been treated as slaves everywhere. The difference between men and women...
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...What is equality? Treat every individual equally in status, rights and opportunities. Equality is about making sure that every individual has an equal opportunity to make the most of their lives and abilities and believing that no one should have lesser life chances because of where they were born, what they believe or whether they have a disability. Another example is race, disability, gender and sexuality have experienced discrimination. What is diversity? Diversity basically means difference. Meaning, accepting and respecting the differences and being able to value and respect them. These can be along the lengths of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, age, physical abilities, religious beliefs or political beliefs. It is the exploration of these differences in a safe and positive. It is about understanding each other and moving beyond simple tolerance to embracing. Diversity helps in meeting different people from different countries, so helping to learn different culture, different types of food, various religions, different languages, which helps bring the society together which allows people coming together to socialise. Being open to other cultures and being able to get along with everyone even thou they have difference, which therefore allows our everyday lives to be more interesting, even at the basic levels as then types of food we eat. Example: Rosehill Nursery At Rosehill Nursery there are different people which come from different...
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...men thought to be responsible for it and they were treated more than women. Women main tasks were to watch over their children and look after their house, families and husband. I agree with the statement that men and women should be treated equally as they were born equally. Nowadays, we can see that women have many more choices and opportunities compare to years ago; they can do anything and get involved in all areas. To get started, justice is probably the most significant factor that shows why men and women have to be equal. For instance, when men wake up in the morning and go to work, and while women stay at home to clean, cook and look after the children, they might feel abandoned and frustrated that they would want to work too. This is unfair for both of them because women can be just as useful as men and they can be helpful outside the home. Next, together, men and women can raise their children in a better environment if both of them do what they like. I believe that happiness is another factor for being equal. Women were not satisfied enough because they felt that they could not live without their men, they could not be independent and they had to live in this way although they did not want to. I think satisfaction is important to make life easier and nicer. For example, women are now happier than before, because they can now live by themselves, without the necessary of men and they can also raise their children alone. Nowadays, women can also financially support...
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...AND DIVERSITY IN WORK WITH CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE 1.1 Working in a school environment introduces us to a wide variety of different culture, religions, views, beliefs, characteristics and backgrounds. To make sure that we are meeting all the requirements needed that allow us to involve everyone equally in the school, we have to understand the importance of diversity, equality and inclusion. DIVERSITY Respecting and understanding the differences between individuals and groups in our society. In regards to their religion, gender, family structure, disabilities appearance and sexuality. Having the ability to explore the diversity in our society and schools helps us to understand and value individuals and make every child feel special. “EVERY CHILD IN UNIQUE” Diversity highlights the chances that are available, giving equality of opportunities in order to achieve and experience the same opportunities as well as anyone else. EQUALITY Making every child, regardless of background or social appearance, feel accepted and to be treated equally, being fair and consistent in our actions. Many schools, including mine, have an equality policy that relates into classroom behavior. All the children are asked to be respectful take turns and share. We regularly have parent visits to the school talking about religious festivals and years 3 and 4 and 5 practice the art of African drumming and the reason behind it. Equality enables all children to receive support they need...
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...Cuffee September 5, 2014 BSHS/425 Heather Zuhurak The empowerment approach will ensure a client that help will be provided in a respectful and empowering way. Empowerment is used at my agency to lift and encourage clients to better their daily lives. In every aspect positive energy and approaches are used. The client’s strengths are building upon, and this helps strengthen his or her weaknesses. There are 12 basic principles in the empowerment approach. 1. Empowerment-oriented organizations create formal structures that support client’s participation in organizational decision-making. 2. Empowerment-oriented organizations create partnerships with program beneficiaries in which clients, staff, and board members are all treated equally. 3. In service delivery the purpose of involving the client is to decrease personal feelings of powerlessness, improve the quality of services, and the access to services. 4. Empowerment-oriented organizations will develop policies, programs, and procedures that will bridge cultural, ethnic, gender, and other demographic barriers to effective service delivery. 5. Empowerment-oriented organizations have managers who are 100% committed to the empowerment of staff members and program beneficiaries. 6. Empowerment-oriented organizations have specific strategies that will increase the psychological empowerment and workers motivation. 7. Team building and collaboration among staff members are promoted in empowerment-oriented organizations...
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...in the workplace problem. Although women are allowed to work at the same place and level as men but they are not rewarded or compensated as one. The situation could be avoided if jobs were to be family oriented. That way both men and women would receive equal pay. Since women can work but it doesn't change who they are. Women have always been discriminated against as the weak gender. In some discriminatory views as homemaker and mother. Their job to cook meals, do laundry and manage children activities. Even today, these are primary role for them and if not they are considered selfish. They have been brand as stay at home and take care of children. Those who thought to establish an careers outside the home were considered selfish and self centered to my knowledge. Even today they are not treated equally as men.In the past, women have fought for their rights and was taken many years for women to be viewed as equal to men in the workplace. Although many believed that men and women are treated equally but many studies show that men an women are paid unequally for doing that same work. According to the article “On Pay Equity Day, Why Women are Paid Less than Men” by Sarah Glynn, stated that women only makes 77 cents for a dollar compare to...
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...security system, Medicare and the housing programs. Welfare has come to be associated with poverty. Additionally, blacks have overwhelmingly dominated images of poverty over the last few decades. Welfare distribution is a topic that greatly affects various races, ages and social ethnic group in America. I strongly believe that welfare is not equally distributed among various groups in America. Though the constitution has been amendment over years ago I believe in these days and times that people should be treated the same and be given adequate and equal access to the U.S welfare system, to me it seems as though things are based on black and white and not in actualization. Researches have shown that in various aspects of American lives people are treated based on their race. According to research conducted by NAIC (National Information clearinghouse). “It was gathered that though African American constituted 15% child population of the United States in 1999, but they accounted for 45% of the children in substitute care. In contrast, Caucasian children, who constituted 60% of the U.S child population, accounted for only 36% of the children in and out of home care”. Various researches also show that neither...
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...need to tell family members and friends and have them pass it on to people they know. I feel that children need to be taught that being touched in certain areas is not appropriate and to tell someone if it ever does happen. I think that children that or sexually abused by an adult often don’t tell someone about it because they are ashamed that it happened to them. Sometimes the sexual abuser is a family member so they keep quiet about it because they are trying to protect that family member and also don’t want other family members to feel the pain of knowing. After a child is sexually abused they are often scared and have a serious problem trusting anyone. The child often lives in fear because they don’t understand that not every adult is going to hurt them like their abuser did. It is important to be aware of the facts and teach others about sexual abuse to help try and prevent it from happening to children. Domestic Violence affects every member of the family, including children. Family violence creates a home environment where the child lives in constant fear. Children who witness this often are unable to form a bond with either of their parents and children living in a violent home are more likely to be victims of abuse or neglect. Children who see domestic violence or are victims of it will often develop emotional, social, or behavioral problems. When children see this happening they often think they did something wrong or that its their fault. They then begin...
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...| At school | At the start of the course | During and after studying health and social care | Knowledge` | In secondary school I did study BTEC Health and Social Level 2 so I do know quite the basics about Health and Social. I got a merit for this course, I could have got a distinction but I did do 3 more other subjects which I had to focus on as well. I always had an interest in this subject because it expanded my knowledge in a range of things as I done 7 units covering 7 topics. My teacher explained each unit clearly and if we wanted help she would have gave us that support to make it more understandable. Whilst I was doing this course I realised this course is for people who want to pursue a career in a health and social care sector, to become a nurse, midwife, social worker, counsellor , care worker etc. That’s why I carried on to do level 3 at sixth form. | When I started this course in September (Health and Social Level 3) I had more of an understanding of what I’ll gain in terms of skills and a lot of knowledge. I knew as this was a BTEC Health and Social course it would consist 100% of coursework but my teacher gave me more information about this course such as there is 6 units in year 12 and another 6 in year 13. My knowledge in Health and Social is getting better as my teachers told me what to include in my assignments and how to get a pass merit and distinction. Whilst I’m doing this course I’ve learnt many things that would help me in university such as how to...
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...diverse. Diverse cultures treat people equally, provide compensation fairly and include all people regardless of their economic position, gender or race. Although diverse societies sometimes have difficulty when creating governing rules they profit from perspectives that may be unknown in a non-diverse society. The idea that all people have something unique to offer in our society must be protected. Protecting that concept will allow us to continue evolve, be focused on our future and learn from our past. Lack of diversity; the negative impacts Things that cannot be changed often affect how individuals are treated. It is not possible to change the color of one’s skin or one’s gender. In a diverse society differences are celebrated rather than punished. The current international landscape is quite diverse. Different peoples, roles and opportunities exist in different places worldwide. By contrast, a practice like racism negatively affects society by excluding individuals based on their ethnicity. It will be to our advantage to stop evaluating people based on things they cannot change and instead evaluate them based on their future and current capabilities. Diversity is the equal treatment, compensation, and inclusion of people from all groups. Equality of treatment Primarily, in a diverse society people from all groups are treated equally. When a female qualifies for a traditionally male position they are treated the same as their male counterparts. For...
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...social classes in Iran. She realized that social classes made people in Iran could not receive an equal treatment in many things, like people with different social classes, can’t have relationship together and they could not receive education equally, especially people in lower social classes. I agreed with Marji, that social classes don’t need to exist, because social classes make a gap of unfairness in education and society treatment. As you look more closely, we can see that the class disparity in Iran is getting worse. Even further worse after the revolution. At the start of the Iran-Iraqi war, the government of Iran used male children from poor area as worthless pions that can be lured easily with the plastic “keys to heaven” rewards. Shahab, Marji’s cousin even said, “It’s nuts! They hypnotize them and just toss them into battle. Absolute carnage. The key to paradise was for poor people. Thousands of young kids, promised a better life, exploded on the minefields with their keys around their necks.” While on the other hand, Peyman, Marji’s cousin, who had a fortunate family, said that he never been given that key. This proofs that the lives of these poor children in Iran weren’t valued as it should be. Before the revolution, children weren’t just fooled by something non-existent then thrown into a war to die. If there were no social classes, people like...
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...I think it was just a custom back then to make someone a slave when they get married because it was more profitable for the master. I think this is why Lord Baltimore kept Irish Nell and made her a slave. Women also did not have as much power as they do now, so a woman takes anything her husband has, and for Nell marrying Charles, takes his name and his background; therefore, Nell became a slave along with Charles. This makes all of their posterity slaves as well. As for why she would choose to become a slave instead of marrying some white guy is because she was in love with Charles. Most would do anything for love, even if it means sacrificing her freedom and her posterity’s freedom for it. I also think she did not know what would come of...
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...Safe guarding children and young people. Safeguarding children and young people is a very important job role. The health and social care sector is seen most for the protection and safeguarding of children and young people, especially the social care side, for example a social workers job role is to protect and support children and young people and removing them from situations that may cause them to be in or at risk of being in any sort of danger. Each action taken to succeed in safeguarding children and young people will be connected to a legislation or framework for children and young people. There are seven main legislations and frameworks that I will be explaining and they are as follows; United Nations Convention on the rights of the child (1989), the children act (1998, updated in 2004), every child matters (2003), the data protection act (1998), framework for the assessment of children in need and their parents (2000), common framework (England) and the human rights act (1998). The United Nations convention on the rights of the child (1989) legislation set out the lowest acceptable standard on the treatment of every child. There are three main concepts of the United Nations convention on the rights of the child (1989). The first concept states that the best way for a child to be raised is by their parents. The second concept says that it is unacceptable for a child to be abused or neglected and the third concept says that the authorities must involve themselves to...
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