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Core Skills Analysis

Life Skills and Personal Development

During a session with a support worker, Olivia worked on developing life skills. This gave Olivia an opportunity to practise skills that can support greater independence in everyday life. The activity focused on building practical capability through supported learning. Olivia engaged in a session centered on strengthening these skills.

Community Engagement and Social Learning

Olivia’s session also focused on community engagement, connecting life-skill development with participation in the wider community. Through this focus, Olivia explored community involvement as an important part of everyday life. Working with a support worker provided a context for learning about engagement with others and the community. This supported Olivia’s understanding of how practical skills and community participation can work together.

Tips

Tips To extend Olivia’s learning, invite the child to choose a familiar everyday task to practise with supportive guidance, then reflect together on the steps that helped. Plan a short community visit around an interest, such as visiting a library or local park, and talk about ways to participate respectfully. Create a simple visual checklist for a chosen life skill and let Olivia adapt it over time. After each activity, use a brief journal entry, drawing, or conversation to identify what felt useful and what Olivia would like to practise next.

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  • Life-skills checklist: Choose one everyday task and make a visual, step-by-step checklist with Olivia.
  • Community map: Draw a map of a familiar community place and mark ways people can participate there.
  • Reflection prompt: Write or draw one thing Olivia practised during a session and one skill to explore next.
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