Early Childhood Development Workshop.
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Understanding Early Childhood Development: Providing Parents with the Tools They Need to Succeed
Introduction slide
Welcome to the Early Childhood Development workshop.
Today’s objective is to give parents the information and resources to promote their child’s growth.
We’ll talk about significant developmental stages, danger signs, safeguards, and parenting strategies that work.
Importance of Early Childhood, Slide 2
The early years of life are crucial for growth and development.
The brain develops quickly during these years, influencing a child’s destiny.
Developmental Milestones, Slide 3
Language development is a significant milestone.
Reference: (Smith, 2020)
Around 12 to 18 months is when most kids begin using words.
Encourage discussion and reading to improve your language skills.
Developmental Milestones (Continued) on Slide 4
Critical Phase: Social and Emotional Growth
Reference: Jones, 2019.
Kids develop social connections and empathy around the age of two to three.
Playdates and emotional support can promote good partnerships.
Risk Factors (Child) (Slide 5)
Children’s Developmental Delays at Risk
Please cite this page: (National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, 2018).
Premature birth, genetic causes, and toxic exposure.
If developmental deficits are thought to be present, early intervention is essential.
Risk Factors for Parents and Caregivers (Slide 6).
Parenting-Related Risk Factors
Refer to this page (Center on the Developing Child, 2019)
substance misuse, anxiety, and a lack of social support.
To lessen these hazards, seek assistance and create a network of supporters.
Protective factors, slide 7
Defending Elements for Child Development
Children’s Welfare Information Gateway, 2020.
Constructive connections, regular routines, and access to high-quality early education.
To aid in your child’s development, encourage these elements.
Protective Factors (Continued) (Slide 8)
Defending elements for parents and other caregivers
Refer to this source: (National Child Traumatic Stress Network, 2017)
parenting education, social support, and self-care.
To be the greatest parent you can be, put self-care first.
Parenting techniques on slide 9
Techniques for Parenting That Work
Please cite this report (National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, 2016).
Setting reasonable expectations and practicing constructive discipline.
These methods foster healthy growth and enhance the link between parents and children.
Parenting Methods, Slide 10 (Continued)
Developing Resistance
Cite this page: Masten & Barnes (2018)
Teach your child how to solve problems and handle challenges.
Promote self-reliance and confidence.
Slide 11: Summary
The early years of life are critical for development.
You may encourage your child’s development by being aware of developmental milestones, identifying hazards, encouraging protective factors, and employing good parenting practices.
I appreciate your dedication to the future of your child.
Note on slide:
The presentation has included references to sources to support its evidence-based content.
Social workers must acknowledge their expertise in conducting this session based on early childhood development research and best practices.
Encourage parents to seek out expert advice when necessary and stress the significance of continual learning and development for parents serving as caregivers.
QUESTION
Description
You have been asked to present a psychoeducational workshop on Early Childhood for the parents of a local Head Start Program. Prepare a presentation that includes the important aspects of development that the parents should know about. Cite a minimum of four scholarly sources in addition to the textbook to support your claims. Include slide notes.
Include pertinent information that parents need to know about each topic below:
- Important Developmental Milestone
- Risk Factors (Child)
- Risk Factors (Parents/Caregivers)
- Protective Factors
- Parenting Techniques
Refer to Social Work Disposition #6: Value: Competence; Ethical Principle: Social workers practice within their areas of competence and develop and enhance their professional expertise when concluding your presentation.
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