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Using Amazing ME
When to Use Amazing ME
Use Amazing ME when you identify
a need for a programme that enhances children's self esteem, encourages
sharing and how to get along with others, builds communication skills,
and gives children strategies to resolve conflict peacefully and
keeping themselves safe from physical, sexual and emotional harm.
How to Use Amazing ME
This programme has been designed to use in partnership with parents.
Getting the support of parents is an essential part of the process.
Amazing ME will be most effective
when followed up in the home with children receiving consistent
massages from trusted caregivers.
Children learn through repetition. Children would gain more from
the Amazing ME tracks if they could
see them more than once.
Group Approach
You have decided that a group of children would benefit from being
involved in the Amazing ME programme
and you have talked to the children's parents about Amazing
ME. You could:
1. Over two weeks show the group of children the five Amazing
ME tracks twice and provide learning experiences to back
up the five tracks.
2. Over five weeks show the group of children the five Amazing
ME tracks. Repeat showing one track per week and provide
learning experiences to back up the track.
Individual Approach
In consultation with parents / caregivers / whanau you may decide
one child may benefit being involved in the Amazing
ME Programme.
1. Show the child the track or tracks you think are most appropriate
and provide learning experiences to back up the Track or Tracks.
2. Give the child's parents or caregivers the tracks to show the
child at home. Provide the parents or caregivers with the support
information (you will find this in the Parent
Workbook section) and provide learning experiences to back up
the Tracks.
3. Give the child's parents or caregivers the track or tracks you
and the parents or caregivers think are most appropriate. Provide
the parents or caregivers with the support information (you will
find this in the Parent Workbook
section) and provide learning experiences to back up the Tracks.
  
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