Anti-Discriminatory Practice: A Guide for Workers in Childcare and Education (Practical Childcare) - Softcover

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Workers in the Childcare and Education field have acknowledged for many years the need to respect and value children and to treat them as individuals. One of the underlying principles of the Children Act 1989 is to provide for a child's racial, religious, cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Workers have a legal obligation to take these into account when working with children and families.
Anti-Discriminatory Practice addresses the need to work in an anti-discriminatory framework when caring for and educating children. It looks at legislative provisions, research findings and practical applications. It seeks to cause workers to examine the attitudes they hold and how this can affect their work. It explores many aspects of anti-discriminatory practice including culture, race, language, religion, gender and special needs.
This text is in line with the National Occupational Standards in Childcare and Education and will be useful for all childcare workers and trainees who need to address the issues of working within an anti-discriminatory framework. The courses it applies to include NNEB/DipNN, CCE, BTEC NN, GNVQ Childcare options and NVQ Levels 2 and 3 Childcare and Education.

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