Candidates may choose to focus on children or young people in a specific age range when meeting the assessment criteria for this unit.The unit is assessed by portfolio of evidence.
This unit gives learners the opportunity to learn more about communicating effectively with parents and carers. This includes different ways of communicating and the type of information to be shared.
Understand the importance of effective communication with parents and carers in children’s or young people’s settings.
The importance of effective communication with primary carers may include:
Examples of effective and professional practice may include:
Know about effective practice in sharing information with parents and carers in children’s or young people’s settings.
Examples of information routinely shared with parents may include:
Ways of communicating with parents may include:
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