GTKY Visit | Home Based Teacher Role | Partnerships with FamilieS | Child Development | Home Environment & Learning |
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GTKY Visit Guide and Instructional Page
What forms will guide you during the GTKY visits?
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Planning Ahead, contacting the family, Gathering Materials, building positive relationships, documentation and follow up
Name 1 of the 5 basic roles for home-based teacher (from Guide for Home Visitors).
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See list on page 12 in Guide for Home Visitors
How can you support cultural aspects of the families you will be working with?
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Social and emotional, cognition, language and literacy, approaches to learning, and physical development
Name two areas of child development.
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Creative Curriculum: Learning Games, ITC, MM, Learning Together Calendar, Backpack Series (Teaching Pyramid)
Where can you find learning activities for the home?
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Can include: MM, Learning Games, ITC, Book Discussion Cards, Foundations
What Creative Curriculum resources will help you as a home visitor?
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Can include: Open communication, accountability, reliable etc.…
How can you build relationships with families as a home visitor?
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Can include: Routine, expectations, planning form, etc.…
How can you maintain a profession relationship with families?
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Parents and families
Besides you, who can provide you with child observations?
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Loose parts are materials that can be moved, carried, combined, redesigned, lined up, and taken apart and put back together in multiple ways.
What are Loose Parts?
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Ages and Stages Questionnaire, pinpoint developmental progress and catch delays in young children—paving the way for meaningful next steps in learning, intervention, or monitoring.
What does ASQ stand for and why is it used?
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OHS requires at least 32 visits per year per family (at least one hour and a half) and 16 group socials throughout the year.
How many Home Visits are required by the OHS? How many group socials?
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Can include: setting expectations, redirecting conversation to planning form, ensure the conversation is based on the child’s development.
How can you appropriately maintain boundaries with families?
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Can include: Remaining non bias, Creative Curriculum, individuation, etc.…
How can you support inclusion a home visitor?
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Can include:
GTKY information, using materials found in the home, Learning Together Family Calendars.
How can you promote Loose Parts among families in the home?
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90-Days from enrollment date to complete
How much time do you have to complete the Family Needs Assessment?
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The GTKY visits is an estimated 6 weeks (see GTKY Visits Guide).
How many weeks does the GTKY visit consist of?
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Any of the following: Actively listen to parents, talk to your supervisor, Parent Teacher Collaboration
What do you do when there are parent concerns/ complaints?
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Social and emotional, cognition, language and literacy, approaches to learning, and physical development
What are the 5 Developmental Area?
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Teaching Pyramid foundations (PDAs, relationships, routines), Family Routine Guide, Creative Curriculum resources (foundations).
What resources can you utilize to support children demonstrating challenging behavior?
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