DIPLOMA IN EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION

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DECE DIPLOMA IN EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION ASSIGNMENTS 1 TO 3 January 2017 & July 2017 DECE 1: Organizing Child Care Services DECE 2: Child Health and Nutrition DECE 3: Services and Programmes for Children School of Continuing Education Indira Gandhi National Open University, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi -110068

Programme: DECE Dear Learners, ASSIGNMENTS 1-3 January 2017/July 2017 You will have to do three assignments as part of the Diploma Programme. ALL THREE ARE COMPULSORY. Each assignment has three parts Section A, Section B and Section C. Section A comprises theoretical questions and Sections B & C comprise practical exercises. Each assignment carries 100 marks; 60 marks for each of the Sections A and 20 marks for each of the Sections B & C. The Assignments printed in this booklet contain section A of the three assignments. The Practical Exercises, which form section B & section C of the three Assignments, are contained in the practical manual for each course which you would have received in this dispatch. Of the exercises contained in the Practical Manuals, you are required to do two exercises from each practical manual towards the Assignments. Information about which exercises have to be done is given under section B & section C of each assignment in this booklet. Objectives: One of the objectives of the assignments is to assess how well you have understood the concepts explained in the various Blocks of the Course. This is assessed through the questions in Section A. Since the Diploma Programme aims to impart to you the requisite knowledge, understanding and skills, the purpose of the assignments is also to test how far you can apply the concepts in day-to-day situations. This is assessed through the practical exercises in Sections B and C. They assess your ability to translate into practice the related knowledge and concepts, which you have studied in the Blocks. We would advise you to actually do all the practical exercises contained in the Practical Manuals. This will give you practice in applying theoretical concepts in real life and enable you to perform better the practical exercises that you need to submit for assessment. SOME DO S AND DONT S ABOUT SENDING IN ASSIGNMENTS Some Do s 1) When you receive the assignment booklet, check it immediately and ask for the missing page (s), if any. 2) Submit your assignments regularly to your Study Centre. By doing so, you get a chance to do better in subsequent assignments, as you can benefit from your Counsellor s comments on your submitted response sheets. 3) Maintain an account of the assignments sent to us and the corrected sheets received by you. This will help you maintain the schedule of your work and avoid the possibility of sending the same assignment a second time. Some Dont s 1) Do not remind us to send back the corrected response sheets. These will be sent to you at the earliest possible. 2) Do not misplace/lose your graded assignments. You will need these till the Course is completed. 3) Do not enclose doubts for clarification along with the assignment. If you want to draw our attention to something of urgent/important nature, write to us separately. Give your roll number, name, address, the title of the Course, the number of the assignment, etc. on top of your letter. 2

INSTRUCTIONS 1) Write your roll number, name, full address and date on top right corner of the first page of your response sheets. 2) Write the Course title, assignment number and the name of the study centre you are attached to, in the center of the first page of your response sheets. The top of the first page of your response sheets should look like this: Enrolment No...... Course Title... Assignment No..... Study Centre..... Name Address.. Date Please follow the above format strictly. If you do not follow this format, we will be compelled to return your script to you for re-submission. 3) Read the instructions related to assignments printed in the Programme Guide. 4) Please note that unless you submit all the three assignments contained in this booklet within the stipulated time, you would not be permitted to appear for the term-end examination for the respective course. 5) Submit Section A, B & C of each assignment together, otherwise your assignment would be returned to you without being evaluated. 3

Assignment 1 (Tutor Marked Assignment) Course Code: DECE 1 Assignment Code: DECE-1/Assignt-1/TMA-1/2017 Total Marks: 100 Last date of submission of assignment to the study centre: 31st July, 2017 for January 2017 session 30th January, 2018 for July 2017 session SECTION A 60 Marks Answer all questions 1) For each statement, state whether you agree or disagree with it, giving reasons for your answer: i. Two year old children should be allowed to eat on their own even if they may spill food. i iv. Punishment can be used to discipline the child, but only if used cautiously. Children s gender does not influence the nature of their play In a crèche, one can organize many group activities with toddlers. v. Preschoolers enjoy fairy tales (3 5 =15 marks) 2) a) State the main area/s of development which are fostered in children through the following play activities. Briefly explain the reason for your answer. i. Making mud or sand mountains i iv. Playing house-house with a friend Kicking a ball Arranging leaves according to size v. Listening to a story about animals (1 5 =5 marks) b) Explain the following terms in 1-2 sentences: i. Animism i iv. Egocentrism Long term goals Gender Constancy v. Stranger Anxiety (1 5 =5 marks) 4

3) Describe one activity each that you will plan to; i. Foster the ability to identify common relations in three year olds i iv. Promote helpful behaviour in six year olds Foster fine motor development of two and a half year olds Promote better vocabulary in five year olds For each activity, mention its content and material(s) required, if any. (2 4 =8 marks) 4) a) A newborn is not helpless, but rather has many capabilities. Discuss this statement. b) Discuss how the cognitive abilities of a child develop from the first birthday to the second birthday, as described by Piaget. (3 marks) (4 marks) c) Explain how the child develops a sense of self during the preschool years. Support your answer with examples. (4 marks) 5) Giving examples discuss how heredity and environment influence the; a) Cognitive development of children. b) Physical development of children. (2+2 =4 marks) 6) Describe: a) A tool for evaluating children s progress b) Stages of language development during the first year c) Ways in which preschoolers can be involved in curriculum planning d) Importance of involving parents and the community in the early childhood programme. (3 4 =12 marks) 5

SECTION B 20 Marks In this Section you are expected to do any one of the practical exercises related to observing children. Choose any exercise out of exercises 4, 6 and 7 described in the Practical Manual of this course i.e., DECE-1 and submit it to the counsellor for evaluation. It would be useful for you if you were to do all the three exercises. This would give you practice in observing children, recording your observations and interpreting them. You can then choose the exercise which you feel you have done the best and submit it for evaluation. The marking instructions for the exercises are as follows: Exercise 4 Total marks: 20 Break-up of marks : Observing the child and the parents and recording the observations 10 Analysis of observations and conclusions 10 Exercise 6 Total marks: 20 Break-up of marks : Observing the child and recording the observations 10 Analysis of observations and conclusions 10 Exercise 7 To tal marks: 20 Break-up of marks: Carrying out activities related to matching and conservation and recording observations 5 + 5 Analysis of observations and conclusions related to matching and conservation 5 + 5 6

SECTION C 20 Marks In this Section you are expected to do any one of the practical exercises related to planning play activities for children and conducting them. These are Practical Exercise numbers 5, 8 and 9, described in the Practical Manual of this course i.e, DECE-1. Choose any one of the exercises and submit it to the counselor for evaluation. It would be useful for you if you were to do all the three exercises. This would give you practice in planning and organizing play activities. You can then choose the exercise which you feel you have done the best and submit it for evaluation. The marking instructions for the exercises are as follows: Exercise 5 Total marks: 20 Break-up of marks: Playing with the infant with the toy that has been made, and recording the observations 10 Evaluating the play activity and writing the conclusions 10 Exercise 8 Total marks: 20 Break-up of marks: Planning the two activities : 5 + 5 Carrying out the two activities and analysing and evaluating them: 5 + 5 Exercise 9 Total marks: 20 Break-up of marks: Describing the festival 2 Suggesting re-organization of the room 6 Scheduling activities over a week 6 Brief description of scheduled activities 6 7

Assignment 2 (Tutor Marked Assignment) Course Code: DECE-2 Assignment Code: DECE-2/Assignt-2/TMA-2/2017 Total Marks: 100 Last date of submission of assignment to the study centre: 31 st August, 2017 for January 2017 session 28 th February, 2018 for July 2017 session SECTION A 60 marks Answer all questions. 1. a) Explain the following in 1-2 lines, along with suitable examples i. Available carbohydrates i iv. Multi-mix Anthropometric measurements Mortality indicators v. Micronutrients (1 5 =5 marks) b) Giving examples, describe the functions of food. (4 marks) 2. a) What major factors have to be kept in mind while planning balanced diets? (5 marks) b) State the functions and food sources of each of the following nutrients: i. Proteins i Fats Vitamin C iv. Iron (3 4 =12 marks) 3. Write the clinical features/ symptoms for the following: a) Kwashiorkor b) Scurvy c) Diarrhoea d) Xerophthalmia e) Ariboflavinosis (2 5 =10 marks) 8

4. a) Suggest a suitable menu for dinner for a 3 year old. What nutrients would the child get from the dinner? Explain your reason for selecting the menu/ food items. b) List any 5 nutrients that are of importance during pregnancy. Explain why the requirement for these nutrients increases during pregnancy. c) What should be kept in mind while planning meals for a pregnant woman? (4+5+2=11 marks) 5. a) A mother has not started giving complimentary food to her 7 month old child. What advice would you give to the mother? Give reasons for your answer. b) What foods would you recommend for the 7 month old child? (2+2=4 marks) 6. Discuss: a) Ways to prevent ear infections in children b) Supplementary nutrition under ICDS. c) First aid in case of hand getting burnt (3 3=9 marks) 9

SECTION B 20 Marks In this Section you are required to do either Exercise 2 or Exercise 3 given in the Practical Manual of this Course i.e. DECE-2. It would be useful for you to do both these practical exercises. You may then choose one exercise which you feel you have done better, enclose the responses along with Section A of this assignment and send it to the Counsellor for evaluation. The details of these exercises have been described in the Practical Manual. Read them, along with the Guidelines prescribed for doing each exercise carefully and do the exercise as indicated. The marks for the various components of each exercise have been mentioned in the Manual itself. SECTION C 20 Marks In this Section you are required to do Exercise 5, 6 or 7 given in the Practical Manual of this Course, i.e. DECE-2. It would be useful for you to do all these practical exercises. You may then choose the exercise which you feel you have done best, enclose the responses along with the Section A of this assignment and send it to the Counsellor for evaluation. The details of these exercises have been described in the Practical Manual. Read them, along with the Guidelines prescribed for doing each exercise carefully and do the exercise as indicated. The marks for the various components of each exercise have been mentioned in the Manual itself. 10

Assignment 3 (Tutor Marked Assignment) Course Code: DECE-3 Assignment Code: DECE-3/Assignt-3/TMA-3/2017 Total Marks: 100 Last date of submission of assignment to the study centre: 30th September, 2017 for January 2017 session 31st March, 2018 for July 2017 session SECTION A 60 Marks Answer all questions. 1. a) Differentiate between the following, giving suitable examples; i. Disability and Handicap i Variable costs and Fixed costs Information oriented messages and Action oriented messages iv. Interpersonal communication and Mass Communication (2 4=8 marks) b) Discuss the rationale for early child development interventions. (5 marks) 2. In the case of a 5 year old child with visual impairment, what can be done to promote the child s i. Awareness about her surroundings Ability to eat and drink independently (3 2=6 marks) 3. a) Why is there a need for voluntary action in the area of child development in India? b) What are the objectives and target group of Mobile Crèches? (3+3=6 marks) 4. a) What are the emotions commonly experienced by parents of children with disability? b) As a child care worker, what would you do when a parent is unable to accept their child s disability and directs her anger towards you? (5+3= 8 marks) 5. a) How would you identify a child with mental retardation? b) What principles do you have to keep in mind while working with children with mental retardation? 6. Briefly discuss a) Limitations of Montessori Method b) Tarabai Modak s role in promoting the preschool movement in India c) Objectives of the child-to-child strategy of communication d) Managing a child who throws a temper tantrum at the preschool 11 (4+3= 7 marks) e) Advantages and limitations of storytelling as a method of communication. (3 5=15 marks) 7. a) Describe the role of planning in the management process. b) What factors pertaining to the reciever can hamper the communication process? (3+2=5 marks)

SECTION B 20 Marks In this Section you are expected to do one exercise from among exercises 1, 2, 9 and 10 given in the Practical Manual of this Course, i. e., DECE-3. It would be useful for you to do all these practical exercises. You may then choose the exercise which you feel you have done better, enclose the responses in this assignment and send it to the Counsellor for evaluation. The details of these exercises have been described in the Practical Manual. Read them, along with the guidelines prescribed for doing each exercise carefully and do the exercise as indicated. The marks for the various components of each exercise have been mentioned in the Manual itself. SECTION C 20 Marks In this Section you are expected to do one exercise from among Exercises 6, 7 and 8 given in the Practical Manual of this Course, i.e. DECE-3. It would be useful for you to do all these practical exercises. You may then choose the exercise which you feel you have done better, enclose the responses in this assignment and send it to the Counsellor for evaluation. The details of these exercises have been described in the Practical Manual. Read them, along with the guidelines prescribed for doing each exercise carefully and do the exercise as indicated. The marks for the various components of each exercise have been mentioned in the Manual itself. 12