Explanation

When a child is injured — even slightly, such as with a graze — it’s important to inform the parents so they are aware of the incident and can monitor the injury or seek further medical treatment if necessary.

This:

• Ensures continuity of care between the setting and home

• Allows parents to watch for signs of infection or other complications

• Promotes transparency and trust between the setting and family

Explanation

The whole school approach to special education needs (SEN) emphasizes inclusion and providing support within the mainstream classroom.

Rather than viewing children through a "deficit" or "medical model" lens (which focuses on what is 'wrong' with the child).

Key features of the whole school approach:

• Focuses on adapting the environment and teaching strategies

• Involves all staff and students in creating an inclusive atmosphere

• Recognizes and values diversity in learning needs

• Promotes equity over labeling or segregating

Explanation

f(3)=(3)^2−2(3)^3

=9−2(27)

=9−54

=−45

Explanation

Independent reading requires advanced language and comprehension skills, typically developing around ages 5 to 6.

A 2-year-old may enjoy looking at books but is unable to read independently.

Explanation

Most children start learning to read and write in kindergarten or early primary school, usually between ages 4 and 6.

Before this, they develop pre-reading skills like recognizing letters and sounds.

Explanation

At around 2 years old, children love to move to music, showing early signs of rhythm and coordination

Dancing is a normal developmental behavior at this age, even if it's simple jumping or spinning.

Explanation

Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley, rye, and sometimes oats (unless specially processed).

Children with gluten intolerance or celiac disease must avoid these foods to prevent digestive problems and other complications.

Explanation

Muscle weakness or imbalance

Poor balance or coordination (common in toddlers as they develop motor skills)

Neurological issues (in some cases, if persistent or worsening)

Inner ear problems affecting balance

Explanation

Stuttering is a speech disorder that involves frequent problems with the normal flow of speech.

It is also called stammering

People who stutter may:

• Repeat words
• Stretch out sounds
• Have trouble starting words, especially under stress or excitement.

Explanation

Greenland is within the Kingdom of Denmark.

Geographically part of the North American continent

It is the world's largest island.

  

The capital and largest city is Nuuk.

Area: 2.131 million km²