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    Objectives:
    • 描述典型的儿童发展以及对行为的发展适当的期望。
    • Observe and provide feedback on staff members’ expectations for children’s development and behavior.

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    您已经了解到,了解儿童发展是针对虐待儿童和忽视的保护因素。为什么你认为这是真的?工作人员的风险是什么,不了解儿童发展?如果工作人员不了解儿童发展,他们可能会认为孩子应该比他或她年长。他们可能会把孩子放在对他们来说过于挑战的情况下。工作人员和孩子可能会受挫。孩子不明白工作人员想要什么,工作人员不明白为什么孩子不会“的表现。”这可能导致可能发生虐待儿童或忽视的情况。您的角色是支持工作人员,因此不会发生这种情况。

    Imagine you overhear the following comments from staff members:

    • 婴儿和幼儿: “Rachel needs to learn to sit still. She’s moving up to the preschool class next year, and she won’t get away with this kind of behavior there.”
    • 万博体育全站app: “Javeon and Daniel, you two need to play nicely and be friends. Quit tattling.”
    • School-Age: “Lila is so concerned with what her friends think. Yesterday, she completely ignored me and my directions. She is out of control and needs to learn to listen.”

    这些评论有什么共同之处?他们是典型儿童发展的思考。不幸的是,他们还代表了不完全理解发展的工作人员及其对行为的影响。这些成年人面临冒险不恰当地对儿童的行为的风险。

    We all go through stages as we grow, and certain behaviors can be expected at certain stages. This does not mean that all behaviors are easy for adults to deal with. It does mean that we can help staff members be prepared to recognize behaviors as reflections of growth and help children develop and mature. You will learn more about this in the Cognitive course.

    In their own courses on Child Abuse Prevention, staff members learned about typical development for the infants, toddlers, preschoolers, or school-age children they serve. Although you have a firm understanding of child development, it might be helpful for you to review the milestones that direct care staff members have learned. You can find developmental milestones for birth through age 12 in the Apply section.

    工作人员还了解了个体特征对发展的气质和影响。在您的角色中,思考儿童的契约与工作人员的契约互动有助于。我们都出生在某些气质特征或风格,而且致力于跨越寿命的气质。考虑这三种气质类型(托马斯,国际象棋,&Birch,1968):

    • Adaptable: These are “easy-going” individuals. They are open to new situations, have a moderate activity level, and are generally happy. These children and adults “go with the flow.”
    • Feisty:这些人具有高活动水平,通常对新刺激的强烈反应。他们可能被认为是精力充沛的,自信,充满情感。这些是总是搬家和谈话的人。其他人可能会将其行为视为具有挑战性。
    • Cautious:这些个人需要时间和支持在新的情况下感到舒适。他们可能被认为是胆小的或严重的。您可能会看到持久的个人挂起,观看或等待介绍或指示。

    What do you think happens when there is a mismatch between a staff member’s temperament and a child’s temperament? For example, what do you think happens when a feisty staff member interacts with a cautious child? Consider these dynamics:

    A staff member with a feisty temperament might have a difficult time understanding a child with a cautious temperament. The staff member might consider the child shy, or she might perceive the child as scared. The staff member might feel impatient with the child.

    的工作人员谨慎的性格可能feel overwhelmed by the energy of a feisty child. The staff member might consider the child’s behavior challenging.

    You should be prepared to help staff members understand the interplay between development and temperament. The following sections will help you learn concrete strategies for doing so.

    Model

    You are a role model for staff as they learn about development and temperament. Staff members consider you a resource. Encourage staff members to talk to you when they are concerned about a child.

    Model self-reflection。谈谈自己的发展和自己的个性特征,或气质。花时间在工作人员会议上,一对一的会议,或其他场地帮助员工思考他们为他们的工作带来的特征。帮助工作人员确定他们接近工作的方式:它们是否具有活动,适应性,谨慎,或所有三个的组合?确定您自己的偏好,并与员工交谈,有关如何影响您的工作。

    Have problem-solving discussions。Help staff learn active problem-solving techniques. When a staff member is concerned about a child’s behavior or development, spend time observing the child and helping the staff member observe the child. Talk with the staff member about what you both observe. Think out loud about the child’s development and reflect on whether the behavior or concern reflects typical development. Brainstorm solutions together that promote positive development.

    Observe

    Take some time to think about scenarios you might encounter in your programs. As you read each scenario that follows, think about how you might respond. Then read suggested ways you might approach the situation with each staff member. Remember to consider child development and temperament.

    Observe for Signs of Abuse and Neglect in the Facility

    Infants & Toddlers: Spoiled Rotten

    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    Marchia cries all the time. She is spoiled rotten and thinks she needs to be held all the time.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • "When Marchia gets upset and cries, we know she's trying to tell us something. We try to figure out what's wrong and help soothe her."
    • “Marchia might need a longer time to get comfortable here and might be cautious by nature. Let’s see if there’s an adult she feels most comfortable with who can help her explore.”

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • Set up a time for the staff member to observe infants and caregivers in different classrooms. Help the staff member notice the range of "typical" crying and how staff members respond.

    Infants & Toddlers: Mean Spirited

    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    Decklen bites other children because he is a mean-spirited kid.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • "Decklen hasn't figured out how to ask for what he wants yet and bites when he gets frustrated. We need to watch closely and step in before that happens."
    • “Decklen’s temperament makes him more active and outgoing than other children. It’s important to stay close and help him express himself.”

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • Work with the staff member and Decklen's family to observe Decklen, identify reasons and situations when biting occurs, and make a plan.
    • Provide support in the classroom to help the staff member use the plan.
    • Help staff member talk to concerned families.

    Infants & Toddlers: Patience for literacy

    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    These kids need to learn to sit cross-legged and listen to a story. They're going to preschool next year, so they've got to get this.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • "The kids love to choose stories to read during free play and to sit on adults' laps for stories. It's so fun to read and have conversations about the books."
    • “Some children are going to need frequent breaks and lots of movement. Let’s brainstorm ways to incorporate what you know about each child’s temperament.”

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • Talk with staff members about goals for children's early literacy. Help them identify ways to reach goals by using developmentally appropriate practices.

    Infants & Toddlers: Caregiver Attachment

    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    Caldwell is so clingy. He hides behind my legs and cries when I try to make him sit with another adult. He's got to get over his shyness.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • "Caldwell is pretty nervous whenever a new program assistant comes in the classroom. Make sure his primary caregiver is always close by and helps him feel comfortable."

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • Talk with staff members about continuity of care for infants and about understanding temperament. Provide resources or fact sheets that describe the importance of attachment and secure relationships. Help staff members notice how children respond to consistent adults.

    Preschool: Following Directions

    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    Toni never listens! I tell her to go inside, wash her hands, sit on the carpet, and pick a book. What does she do? She stops and plays with dolls.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • “当你一次迈出一步一步时,我注意到托尼确实很好。我想知道她是否很难了解要做的一长所做的事情。”
    • “Toni is active and has strong ideas. Let’s think about her temperament and how we can give her the activity she needs.”

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • Take data on adult directions and Toni's behavior. Share that information with the team.

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    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    Callum started running around the classroom today, so I made him stand by me for 10 minutes when we went on the playground.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • "Callum has a lot of energy to burn off today. You can feel free to spend extra time in gross motor play outside."

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • 促进人员配置和游乐场时间表,因此有些灵活性是可能的。
    • Brainstorm active play experiences in the classroom.

    Preschool: Developing Leaders

    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    Camden is bossy. I need to put him in his place.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • "Camden is learning to be a leader in the classroom. Let's brainstorm some good channels for him to use those skills."
    • “听起来你在你和卡姆登之间找到了一个紧张的源泉。让我们集思广益,以防止这些情况。“

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • Brainstorm classroom jobs with the teacher.
    • Brainstorm appropriate responses or ways to redirect Camden if he makes inappropriate demands.

    School-Age: Strong Friendship

    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    Felisha and Cassidy talk and giggle nonstop. We need to separate those two.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • "Felisha and Cassidy's friendship is really important to them."

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • Make sure children's choices are honored in the program.
    • Talk with staff about responses that promote social skills and a wider social network.

    School-Age: Dishonesty

    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    Acklen lied to me about washing his hands. He is completely dishonest.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • "Acklen is testing the boundaries. We need to make sure we're consistent but fair with him."

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • 帮助工作人员反思他或她在权力斗争中的角色。设置促进儿童独立的系统。

    School-Age: Body Image

    Scenario

    You Hear Staff Say:

    Brooks has a round belly, so I call him our little Buddha. He's too young to get it.

    You Say

    Say to the Staff Members:

    • "Kids this age are so self-conscious. How can we focus on fitness and a healthy lifestyle without singling anyone out?"

    You Do

    采取行动:

    • Monitor the situation and interactions between the staff member and Brooks.
    • Offer training on body image and health.

    Explore

    Explore

    我们可以彼此学习支持工作人员对儿童发展的理解。观看行为视频的现实期望。然后下载,打印和完成Reflecting on Expectations for Behavior activity。When you are finished, review the suggested responses.

    Realistic Expectations for Behavior

    Apply

    Apply

    找到可以帮助您的员工了解儿童发展的资源非常重要。疾病控制和预防的中心已经开发出诞生12岁的儿童的优秀指南。这些可以与家人分享,但它们也是您与员工分享的很好的工具。下载并打印Milestone Checklistsfor the age group(s) of children with whom you work.

    词汇表

    学期 Description
    发展里程碑 孩子们通常在一定年龄左右发展的技能或行为
    Disposition A person’s inherent qualities of mind and character

    Demonstrate

    Demonstrate
    Assessment:

    第一季度

    为什么考虑孩子的气质与工作人员的气质相互作用很重要?

    第二季

    Three common temperament types you may observe in children and staff members are:

    Q3

    Finish this statement: A child or staff member with an adaptable temperament…

    Q4

    以下哪些工作人员对孩子行为的评论并不是典型儿童发展知识的典范?

    Q5

    True or False. Modeling self-reflection and having problem-solving discussions are ways to helps your staff members learn about typical child development and temperament.

    References & Resources:

    Center for the Study of Social Policy. (2018). Strengthening Families: A Protective Factors Framework. Retrieved fromhttps://cssp.org/our-work/projects/protective-factors-framework/

    疾病控制和预防中心(2013年)。Violence Prevention. Retrieved fromhttp://www.cdc.gov/violienceprevention/

    疾病控制和预防中心(2013年)。了解标志,提前行事:发展里程碑。可用http://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly/milestones/index.html

    Child Welfare Information Gateway. (2013). Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect Factsheet. Retrieved fromhttps://www.childwelfare.gov/pubpdfs/preventingcan。pdf

    Council on Accreditation (2013). Temperament. Available fromhttp://coanet.org/trainings-resources/glossary/?TX_IDGLOSSARY_PI1 [完整的= T&CHASH=E79524C68A8A043B1639A8

    军事上的一个来源。(无日期)。军人家庭Advocacy Programs. Retrieved fromhttp://www.militaryonesource.mil/abuse/service-providers

    National Institutes of Health. (2013). Medline Plus: School-Age Development. Available fromhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002017.htm

    REACH: Supporting Families through Research and Outreach. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota. Resources available fromhttps://reachfamilies.umn.edu/

    Thomas, Chess & Birch. (1968). Temperament and Behavior Disorders in Children. New York, New York University Press

    美国健康与人类服务部。(2012)。儿童虐待2011。