Saturday, March 19, 2011

My Case Study


Case study

A.    Personal data

Child’s name: Felicity Mae S. Bernardino
Date of birth: July 18, 2005
Age: 6 years old
Gender: female
Mother’s name: Annariza Bernardino
Father’s name: Jonathan Bernadino
Brother’s name: Aaron jhon Bernardino
                         Terrel jhon Bernadino

Name of school: La Consolacion College Caloocan City
Grade: kinder 2

     Joining process:

Felicity mae is my client in my case study. She will serve as my student and I will be her teacher. I will conduct several activities for her, for me to be able to observe her learning abilities and her behavior.

C.     Presenting problem:

According to her parents, and teacher she is good in academic but she felt shy to the other person. Her mother says that her daughter is hyperactive in their house or “makulit”. Her behavior in school is different in their house. But the good thing about her is she is top one to her section. Even though she felt shy to her classmates but she did her best. She likes rock music and she acts like a boy.

Psychological history:

D.1 Time line:
          1-2 years old her uncle is the one who take care because her parents are working. She imitates the action of her uncle like dancing and sings a rock music.
          3-4 she have her maid because her uncle is working. And she is already studying in the barangay center (nursery). She has a trauma for what her nanny did to her.
          5 years old: she entered the kinder garden at La Consolacion College in Caloocan city. First week of the school she always cries because she wants her mother inside the room beside her.
          6 years old: she felt shy to the other person but very active in the house. She is seeking attention to her parents.

D.2 Genogram:






D.3 Sociograph:


                     
          The member of the family she belong. Her mother, Annariza Bernardino a psychologist and her father, Jonathan Bernardino a computer technician and her brother name Aaron Jhon a grade 2 pupil and Terrel  jhon Bernardino and one nanny who take care of the during her parents are working.
                           

          D.4 Self mastery
                   My client, very naughty and she act like a boy. She really wants rock music and I observe all of her toys are for boys like guns, robot, cars, and more. She idolized Michael Jackson. She enjoyed jumping to their sofa.

          D.5 the child relationship

                   The relationship of my client to her family member, sometimes they have bonding even her parents are busy working. Felicity mae must close to her friends and nanny. She is generous to her friends compare to her two brothers.
         
          D.6 Action
                   Sometimes she has an initiative and generous to others. If she has no playmate she keeps on coloring the big books and playing the ball alone.

    THEORETICAL FRAME WORK

          In relation with Piaget’s stages of cognitive development, I have observed that my client in the stage 2 of his cognitive development of pre-operational stage where in she is in the stage of ego-centrism. Also in Erickson psycho-social theory of development, my client is in stage 2 or the second stage wherein the task is to achieve a degree of autonomy or independence while maximizing shame and doubt. This is the stage wherein the child is able to explore and manipulate her environment it is very true with the case of my client because she was able to go to her neighbor independently without his parent supervising her.
F.  Prognosis
As I observe her, she is attention seeker because like what her mother said that she is hyperactive in their house. But her teacher said that she is behaving in the class and felt shy to her classmate. Therefore she seeks attention to her parents especially she is the middle child.

G. Therapeutic Plan
                   OBJECTIVES
G.1 Knowledge Building
Ø Teach her to read and comprehends words
G.2 Skills Building
Ø Teach her to draw and write illegibly
G.3 Attitude Building
Ø Show her how to respect the older and act a good behavior.

Specific Detailed Therapeutic

Objectives    

v Teach her to write words, read and coloring the big book.


v Let them play to her friends and brothers

v She went to the church with her family


Activities
v Tracing letters and read the story.





v Play the games the boat is sinking



v Family bonding


Schedule

v Saturday -Sunday





v Saturday




v Sunday
             

 Therapeutic Progress

Activities
v Tracing letters read the story and coloring big books.


v Play the games the boat is sinking with her friends and brothers.
v Family bonding
Schedule

v Saturday to Sunday





v Saturday




v Sunday

Progress

v She is behaving while doing the activities that I conduct and she enjoy coloring the big book.


v As I observed when she did the games she acts like a boy.


v She felt happy when her mother said after the church; we went to the Mall of Asia.







Therapeutic Result

As the activities done, I observe to my client that she has an improvement with the help of her parents. And she imitates my action as a girl. Every time they have a family bonding she let me tie her hair. And now she did not jump on their sofa because her mother gets mad to her when she does it again. Her parents give her time to do her assignment.

K. Summary/ Conclusion/ Recommendation
          Summary:
Felicity Mae is my client; she is the middle child the only one girl. When she was a baby her uncle takes care of her because her parents are busy working. As the time goes by when felicity grew up her parents noticed that she act like a boy and hyperactive in their house. Very naughty and she always went to their neighbor without a parents permission. But according to her teacher she is behaving in the class and very silent. She has a different in the school.

          Conclusion:
Therefore she seeks attention to her parents. She did a bad thing so that her parents give attention to her.

Recommendation:
Regarding my observation and analysis, I recommend that the child must be properly guided and give attention to her. Mature people around him must be careful of the input they’re giving to the child because the child can easily grasped it and it will remain in their minds because the child is great imitator. And according to John Locke the child’s mind is like a blank state that whatever information they get it will register in their minds.

L. Implications to Education and assessment of young children

 Children today are seeking attention from their parents. Every time they do something, all they want is the attention of their parents.The children felt happy if their parents give time to them.The parents must be aware to the feelings of their children.Nowadays children are different from the past generation.

 

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

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Wednesday, January 12, 2011

family

1.       Is family therapy important to the ECED children?  Why? 
2.        How did you overcome your problem if you are the victims of abuses? 
3.       Why do we need to study the family therapy?
4.       In your class there 50%  bully children,how can you handle this situation?
5.       If you are a product of a broken family,you want to revenge to your future siblings? Why ?

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Pasko ng paglaya

1. Problem:


What’s there to know about sleeping?
1. Solution:
   Sleep problems are some of the most common problems parents face with their kids.  You may wonder about how to get your child to sleep through the night.  Maybe you have a new baby and want to learn how to help them develop good sleep habits that will last a lifetime.  Some children may have chronic sleep difficulties, and many children (like most adults!) are actually going through their days sleep-deprived.  Read on for information on all these issues and more, and for lots of links to even more resources to help your kids (and you) get a better night’s sleep.


2. Problem:
What do I need to know about how babies sleep?
2. Solution:
       Infants go through a complete sleep cycle about every 50-60 minutes, so they are in light sleep and could
wake up many times each night!  Newborns just sleep any old time, on and off, all through the day and night.  By age four months, your baby will probably be sleeping a 6-8 hour chunk at night, and by age 6 months, about 10-12 hours.  But that’s not to say that they won’t wake up during that time!  Most babies still wake up at least once a night even at age nine months.

3. Problem:
What do I need to know about school-age children and sleep?
3. Solution:
    School-aged children still need somewhere between 9 and 12 hours of sleep at night. At this age, kids usually start a trend toward becoming more and more sleep deprived. As the parents, you will need to help figure out how much sleep your child needs. Your child is getting the right amount of sleep if they:


4.Problem:

What about medications to help my child sleep better?
4. Solution;
     Research has shown that behavioral treatments (in other words, parents using good sleep time strategies) work better, and have longer lasting effects than medicines.  If your child needs more than a behavioral program to help them fall asleep, you may want to talk to your child’s doctor about trying .  When used under the direction of your child’s doctor, Melatonin can be a safe and effective treatment for kids  and is especially useful for kids with special needs who have more troublesome sleep problems.


 5.Problem:

How Are Child Abuse and Neglect Defined By Law?

 5. Solution:
     Child abuse and neglect is, at a minimum:
Any recent act or failure to act on the part of a parent or caretaker which results in death, serious physical or emotional harm, sexual abuse or exploitation.
An act or failure to act which presents an imminent risk of serious harm.

Pasko ng paglaya

1.Problem:

What’s there to know about sleeping?

1. Solution:

Sleep problems are some of the most common problems parents face with their kids.  You may wonder about how to get your child to sleep through the night.  Maybe you have a new baby and want to learn how to help them develop good sleep habits that will last a lifetime.  Some children may have chronic sleep difficulties, and many children (like most adults!) are actually going through their days sleep-deprived.  Read on for information on all these issues and more, and for lots of links to even more resources to help your kids (and you) get a better night’s sleep.

2. 

Sunday, December 12, 2010

hopeful thoughts

I.              Since I was elementary I’ve encountered a lot of problems. But still I keep on fighting to cope up with my problems. Now I am already in college level taking Bachelor in Elementary Education. I’m happy to have a supportive family even though they are far from me. In this situation I am motivated to finish my studies.
II.             Financial Problem is one of the hindrances that I encountered. We need money to support our studies. Right? We also need money for transportation everyday.Another one is having a lot of members of the family. Since my parents are unemployed it’s very difficult to earn money. The last one is the perception of my parents that I will not be able to finish my studies because I’m just going to get married.
III.            My inspiration to erase this hindrances is my family, friend and the people surrounds me. I am always thinking that I need to finish my studies and to have work soon. I want to help my sisters and brothers to finish their studies also.