Module 3 Class 10 Family Centered Practice in Early Childhood Education

These flashcards cover the key concepts and principles of Family-Centered Practice in Early Childhood Education.

Family-centered practice is an approach where __ are actively involved in decision-making related to their child's care.

families

The family is the __ in a child's life, while services and professionals may change.

constant

Family-centered practice recognizes that families are the experts on their child's __, strengths, and preferences.

needs

A key principle of family-centered practice is __ and collaboration between families and professionals.

partnership

Family-centered practice emphasizes respect for __, cultures, and beliefs.

family values

An __ approach recognizes that each family is unique and tailors services to meet their specific needs.

individualized

Strengths-based approach focuses on the family's strengths rather than solely on their __.

deficits

Successful family-centered practice enhances family __ and participation.

engagement

Relational practices involve building __ with families using compassion and empathy.

relationships

Strategies such as including families in goal setting promote __ and empowerment.

participation

Effective communication during meetings should avoid jargon and focus on __ language.

clear and simple

Family-centered practices should consider __ awareness to respect diversity in family perspectives.

cultural

A follow-up meeting should be scheduled to discuss __ and provide ongoing support.

progress

It is important to maintain __ regarding all information shared by the family.

confidentiality

One key factor affecting a parent’s response can be their personal __ or dreams for their child.

expectations

Economic status can be a significant factor affecting a parent's __ to access services.

ability

Effective communication involves active listening and maintaining a __ tone throughout the conversation.

respectful