Socialization Sample Clauses

Socialization. The child requires support and monitoring in their The child requires active support, teaching and The child requires active demonstration, teaching and supervision of explicit The child requires continuous hands on intervention so that socialization in order to learn age appropriate skills. He/she may experience occasional difficulty interacting with peers and adults. For example, child may: • boss or manipulate others • lie or steal • seek attention • disrupt and can be inconsiderate of others • be over the age of 14 and experiment with alcohol or drugs guidance to get involved or learn appropriate socialization skills as he/she experiences difficulty engaging in daily activities. For example, the child may: • withdraw • be unable to make friends • have poor or inappropriate play skills • have poor social judgment engage in minor young offender activities such as shoplifting, mischief. socialization skills to them while engaged with others. For example, the child may, • be a threat to other children when interacting • engage in moderate young offender activity (e.g. repeated shoplifting) • have poor social judgment which puts the child or others at risk he/she may be able to participate in mainstream social activities, due to a physical, mental, or emotional disability. For example, the child may: • require someone to be in the pool and assist them in order to go swimming • require someone to accompany and remain with him/her so he/she can participate in social activities (e.g. school dance) • exhibit a pattern of involvement in young offender activity (e.g. willful destruction, thefts, B&E and assault)
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