What is holistic development? - Holistic development is the social, emotional, intellectual, physical and mental development of a person, so overall the development of a child as a whole., What are the possible responses to emotional stress? - Wetting or soiling, changes in appetite, sleeping difficulties, self-harm (biting themselves, pulling their hair), difficulties getting along with other children, regression behaviour., What is the practitioner’s role in supporting transitions? - Preparing children and young people for the transition in advance if possible, supporting children and young people’s emotional wellbeing, respond to any impact on children and young people’s holistic development, support the family where appropriate., What does SWOT stand for? - Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats, What are the stages of second language acquisition? - 1. Silent period 2. Early production 3. Speech emergence 4. Intermediate fluency 5. Advanced fluency, What are the factors that might affect language acquisition? - Teacher support, environment, family background, child interest, age and stage, SEN, cognition., What are some of the different strategies for EAL students? - Resources (dual-language) books and signs, taking students out for EAL support, IT/Online support, language buddy, language cards (more visual curriculum), translators, parent involvement, language rich environment, scaffold learning., What is challenging behaviour? - Challenging behaviour is behaviour that is damaging to the individual or property, which is extreme enough for exclusion of their education for that child., What is disruptive behaviour? - Disruptive behaviour is repeated, low-level behaviour intended to disrupt other people., What is social development? - Social development is the ability to be with others and to understand them. This links to understanding of social norms and ability to tolerate others and levels of empathy., What is emotional development? - Emotional development is linked to behaviour. This links to ability to manage and name own emotions and levels of maturity., What is physical development? - Physical development can affect how some children behave. This links to the development of gross and fine motor skills and body changes as a result of puberty., What are some of the strategies that support behaviour? - Prizes, reward points, reward assemblies, merit card, rewards on social media, catch me cards, trophies, certificates/stickers, early lunch pass, ClassDojo, star of the week, ice skating, reward jar, WOW messages, dancing, days out, tag days, show teacher work, reward trips, watch a show, house points., What are some resources for receptive and expressive language? - Circle time, just dance, guess the animal, Simon says.,

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