Transitions 7 Assist the child in a way she can understand Share information with next program (with parents permission)
{"Image DocumentName": "Transitions Assist the child in a way she can understand", "Image ImageDescription": "New: Anytime you are transitioning a child for any reason\u2026whether to school, to another program, or to home, you must assist the child with the transition in a way they can understand, and, with parents\u2019 permission, share information with the next program. There is a great deal of information indicating that a child\u2019s success in school can be linked, at least in part, to effective transition practices and activities. Sharing information with the next program helps the new educators get to know the child faster, and helps prepare them to meet the child\u2019s individual needs. Promising strategies and research exist to help resolve family concerns about transition. These include communication among sending programs and school personnel, provision of information to anticipate or answer family questions, individualization of planning, family support, visits to schools, and family options for child placement and support . All of these contribute to a successful transition. From: A Review of Research in Early Childhood Transition: Child and Family Studies. Technical Report # 5. \u00a9 Rosenkoetter, Schroeder, Rous, Hains, Shaw, & McCormick, National Early Childhood Transition Center, University of Kentucky, Human Development Institute, Early Childhood [7.04(3)(a)] (3) Transitions. (a) Whenever children are preparing to transition to a new classroom or program, the educator must: 1. collaborate and share information between each classroom or program, with parental permission; and. 2. assist the child with the transition in a manner consistent with the child\u2019s ability to understand. Assist the child in a way she can understand. Share information with next program. (with parents\u2019 permission)", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}