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Child observation for the early years
Child observation for the early years
Introduction about child observation
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On 04-13-17 I responded to the above address for a domestic call. When I arrived I observed Jamia Robinson and Janiyah Moton standing outside the Career employment professions building. Jamia was crying keep making fist with his hands by his side not towards not directed towards any one. Janiyah was pregnant and holding their baby and looked upset. I could see scrapes on Janiyah arm, they were not bleeding, she stated she got them when she tripped. I asked Janiyah what happened, she stated that Jamia has an anger problem and that her and Jamia had got into a argument, she stated that the argument did not get physical. Janiyah stated that they were arguing about a phone. I asked Jamia what happened he stated that him and Janiyah had been arguing …show more content…
I spoke with Jamias sister Denika Jackson she stated that she saw them arguing and saw Jamia in Janiyah face saying what the fuck are you going to do. She stated that he put the baby on the ground and was pushing Janiyah. I then spoke with Deanna Corley, she stated that she saw Jamia holding the baby. she stated that she saw him following Janiyah, yelling at her and saw him hit her in the arm. she stated that she then rolled down her window and told him to stop, she stated that he did not and contuined to go after her, she stated that Janiyah was crying and he grabbed her by the arm. she stated that Janiyah did not hit Jamia. I then spoke with Lori Pitt, she stated that she was a Jamia grab the baby from Janiyah, she stated that she saw Jamia grab Janiyah and start shaking her. She stataed that he lifted up his fist acouple of time but did not see him hit Janiyah. she stated that she saw this through the windows and she also went outside. Lori stated that he did not have the baby in his arms but that the baby was left on the ground while this this was happining. She stated that she did not see how the baby got to the
What was the matter? Rasheed wanted to know, lifting her chin. Was she ill? Was it the baby, was something wrong with the baby? No?
As we see into Janie life we see that two of the three relationship end in a death both were abusive. During Janie second relationship with Joe, Joe begin to feel insecure about his appearance so he begin to point out Janie flaws out as they were both growing older though he is older. He mentally abuse her by bringing up her age constantly to make Janie feel insecure about herself as he felt insecure by himself. Then the climax happen, Janie stood up for herself and being to display his flaws and age in the store people being to laugh at him, ridicule him so he slap her and Janie ran out of the store. Because of this incident the relationship became stressed and he ignores her, even when he was sick and needed a doctor which Janie recommend this act of rebellion ultimately lead to his
The marriage with Jody consisted of nothing but oppression towards Janie both physically and mentally and throughout it Janie seemed to take in all the words and pain from Jody in a way to build up to her character at the end. As previously stated, the scene in which Janie realized that Jody was not her answer to the years of confusion she spent with Logan was when Jody humiliated her in front of the townsmen, this behavior however did not change. When it came to simple tasks that anyone may forget to do Jody would immediately point it out to Janie and publically yell at her, “Somebody got to think for women and chillun and chickens and cows. I god, they sho don’t think none theirselves.” (71) In this scene it is most prevalent on how Jody views Janie, like an animal that is owned and has to be guided in order to survive. At this turning point, Janie is almost near erupting to being on her own without any man by her side, however the moment which pushed her to it was the moment the abused turned physical, “He struck Janie with all his might and drove her from the store” (80) At this moment staying with Jody and putting up with Jody’s abuse was no longer an option for Janie, sitting back and allowing the abuse to continue without putting her say in no longer existed and the Janie that would no longer allow this took over the old dependable
When Oprah made the movie, she changed up some of Janie’s relationships. Janie’s relationship with Jody changed, and you can see it easily. “Janie, though occasionally speaking her mind, shows little fight during their marriage. However, her caring nature will not allow her to rest while Joe is in his sick bed” (Janie). In the book Janie serves as just something
Her father came back to bring her after a long time he left her. As a girl, she wanted to be with her family, but she thought about all the things, about her father, then she determined that who knows if her father again abandons her. That was the reason she let her father go, and Jameela let all the pain go from her heart. “No, baba. I didn’t say it right. It‘s not that I can’t go with you. It’s that I won’t go with you. I’m staying here.”, said Jameela.(pg.181) This shows that she learned a good lesson that she mustn’t depend on the people who bother her, also she should try to avoid situations which may bother her later like going with baba. She was in a difficult situation which she had to choose going with baba or staying by herself. That situation helped her to be the person that leaves the pain as she didn’t go with
It warmed her heart to hear the concern in Jared’s voice. He seemed genuinely worried about her and their unborn child. If only he’d give her a chance – a real chance – then there’d be no need for her to stoop to such deceptions as this. If only he’d crack open the door to his heart just a smidge so that she might rush in
That point she was trying to explain to him that she told her that way before they stared dating, and just continued to accuse Jan of betraying his trust and friendship.
Just five days later, she was grateful she did. KRON reports the mother was horrified when the camera captured her husband's close friend, Anthony Sembrano, dangling her her baby upside down by his feet.
her. His mother and father rushed in and realized what had happened. This family was
However, Janie’s physical reaction towards the two different men abusing her is generally the same in each marriage, she remained quiet and cried. However, her mental reactions and feelings toward the abuse have changed greatly. The man Janie initially married, Logan Killicks, was an older man who treated Janie very well, and he never once hit her. Janie speaks to Nanny, saying “No’m, he ain’t even talked ‘bout hittin’ me. He says he never meant to lay de weight uh his hand on me in malice.
...ony and eating food that she was not allowed to eat. One time, she claims she was held naked in the bathroom for days with no water that she had no choice but to drink from the toilet to survive. On top of all that, she admits that Reine’s brother sexually molested her 3 times and warned her not to tell anyone or else he would beat her. This is when the investigator requested to get the employer’s statement, but her brother told him that she was admitted into the hospital because of a nervous breakdown. Her psychiatrist “advised” the investigator not to take her statement since she was in bad shape. This was an abvious attempt to avoid taking to the authorities. In the end, the jury ordered Jonaleynne to be kept in Caritas until she was recovered and then sent back to her home, and Reine is currently in the Baabda prison for women.
As Jenna lay in bed peacefully sleeping, she is suddenly awakened by the sound of pounding on the front door. Just as she is about to jump out of bed her husband pushes her down and puts his hand over her mouth. Jenna is confused and cannot figure out what is going on. Her husband urges her to be quiet. The pounding subsides, Jenna is released from her husband’s grasp. Jenna asks her husband what is going on. He tells her he does not want to talk about it and turns over. Jenna cannot let it go and continues to plead with her husband to tell her what is going on. Abruptly, he jumps out of bed and pushes her into a corner. Jenna is now pleading with her husband to let her go. He is aggressively holding her in the corner
My hypothesis was to determine the effects of maternal presence versus absence on sibling behavior.
and she called her best friend jacob august left and went our for a while and it was all dark and it was a crazy killer killing kids if they were home alone and august left and went out hours ago and he left his only daughter at home by herself and she heard the keys jingle but it wasnt august it was………….. Her uncle tyga her was supposed to watch her for august and she ran and jumped on him and he hugged her she hugged him and kissed him cheek and they watched tv for a while but naya was just about to go to sleep and she heard a strange noise upstairs she didn't budge she froze at the bottom of the stairs and that's when she heard a big thud upstairs she sprinted to the living room and seen blood on the couch she thought to herself ( where did all this blood come from and i just seen my uncle tyga ) then she felt to arm around her waist and they put something on her mouth and she didn’t breathe it in but he told her if she didn't breathe in then he kill her and leave her there but she breathed it in anyway and that's when everything went black for
Observation is important as the practitioner can find out what the child is interested in and what motivates them to learn alongside their progress and how they behave in certain situations, additionally at the same time it identifies if children need assistance within certain areas of learning or socially (DCSF, 2008). Furthermore the observations check that the child is safe, contented, healthy and developing normally within the classroom or early years setting, over time the observations can be given to parents as they show a record of progress which helps to settle the parent and feel more comfortable about their child’s education. Observations are not only constructive within learning about an individual child, they can be used to see how different groups of children behave in the same situation and how adults communicate and deal with children’s behaviour (Meggitt and Walker, 2004). Overall observations should always look at the positives of what children can complete within education and not look at the negatives and all observations should become a fundamental part of all practitioners work alongside reflection (Smidt, 2009).