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CHC30121 – Certificate III in Early childhood Education and Care CHCECE038 – Observe children to inform practise Assessment Task 1 – Questions Student Name Student ID Q1. List and explain why it is important to comply with the Privacy Act (1988) and the Australian Privacy Principles when gathering information on children and when writing and storing children’s observations. All individuals under 18 years of age must have confidentiality with their data since they are not yet mature enough to understand some processes, for this reason, they need an appropriate parent or guardian to consent on their behalf. Q2. Explain how links to the community can inform your understanding of the child We can contact families to collect the most information about the child, such as eating routines, sleeping, culture, etc. We can also collect information from secondary resources such as the community, council, etc. in the case of indigenous people. Q3. Provide an example of how relevant professionals may provide underpinning knowledge to support children’s development and wellbeing We can provide a safe and healthy environment for children through adequate and constant supervision of children, good hygiene, giving them their meals at the right time and being nutritious and creating a good space for them to rest and sleep so that they can recover from the fatigue of their body and mind. Q4 . Based on your understanding of the National Quality Standards and the Early Years Learning Framework, explain: a. What is reflection? b. Why and how do educators use reflection? a. Reflection is part of collecting information about what we have already observed about a planning process, to analyze whether the plan was well designed and executed and what new strategies would be considered in developing the children's learning in the future. Written Assessment Template v 1.1 April 2022 [CHC30121] [CHCECE038] [Assessment Task 1] [V3] [Jan] [2024] Page 1 of 2

b. Because with this process, educators can understand early childhood development that we see in the theory. We can also share our reflections with our work group to be able to enrich ourselves with other suggestions. We must also use the right questions to make a good reflection, both open and closed questions using what, why and how. Q5. List a possible community partnership a Service could develop to extend childrens knowledge of community  Local community  Local Library  communities develop  sports  social life  school community I selected these points because I think that the work of these services in conjunction with the work of the parents is very important to go hand in hand so that in this way the child has better development in all areas: social, physical, cognitive, language and emotional. Written Assessment Template v 1.1 April 2022 [CHC30121] [CHCECE038] [Assessment Task 1] [V3] [Jan] [2024] Page 2 of 2

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