Unit 5 - Equality and Inclusion
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Assignment front sheet
Learner name Assessor name
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Qualification Unit number and title
BTEC Level 1 Award and Certificate in Unit 5: Introductory Awareness of Equality and Introduction to Health and Social Care, Inclusion in Health, Social Care and Children’s and Children’s and Young People’s Settings Young People’s Settings (QCF)
Assignment title Equality and Inclusion
In this example assessment you will have opportunities to provide evidence against the following criteria. Indicate the page numbers where the evidence can be found.
Criteria To achieve the criteria the evidence must show that Task no. Evidence reference the student is able to:
1.1 Define the terms ‘equality’ and ‘inclusion’ 1
Outline how equality and inclusion form the basis for the 1.2 principles and values of health, social care and children’s and 1 young people’s settings
2.1 Identify discriminatory attitudes 2
Give examples of how discriminatory attitudes can affect 2.2 2 individuals
2.3 Identify discriminatory behaviours 2
Give examples of how discriminatory behaviours can affect 2.4 2 individuals
Identify social and physical barriers that may prevent equality 3.1 2 and inclusion
3.2 Outline how barriers to equality and inclusion may be overcome 2
3.3 Outline behaviours that may promote equality and inclusion 2
Learner declaration I certify that the work submitted for this assignment is my own and research sources are fully acknowledged.
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BTEC Level 1 Award and Certificate in Introduction to Health and Social Qualification Care, Children’s and Young People’s Settings (QCF)
Unit 5: Introductory Awareness of Equality and Inclusion in Health, Unit number and title Social Care and Children’s and Young People’s Settings
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Assignment title Equality and Inclusion
The purpose of this assignment is to assess your awareness and knowledge of equality and inclusion in health, social care, children and young people’s settings.
Scenario
Equality and inclusion are extremely important in health, social care, children and young people’s settings. You are to provide an information pack for employees working in health and social care and children’s and young people’s settings to develop their understanding of the effects of discrimination and some of the factors that can influence equality and the inclusion of individuals.
Task 1
Complete the table below about equality and inclusion in different settings:
Define the term “equality”
Define the term “inclusion”
Outline how equality and inclusion underpin the principles and values in the following settings:
1. Health
2. Social care
3. Children’s settings
4. Young people’s settings
Task 2
Produce an illustrated booklet or information pack, which highlights the importance of equality and inclusion and the effects of discriminatory attitudes and behaviours. Your work should:
identify four discriminatory attitudes, with examples for each of how these attitudes can affect individuals identify four discriminatory behaviours, with examples for each of how these behaviours can affect individuals identify three social barriers to equality and inclusion and how these barriers could be overcome identify four physical barriers to equality and inclusion and how these barriers could be overcome outline four behaviours that may promote equality and inclusion
Note to tutors
Learners could produce this information over a period of several weeks, providing the opportunity for some formative assessment and ongoing feedback.
Sources of information
Case studies, Newspapers Professional magazines Visits to settings Training DVDs
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Notes
The written booklet or information pack could be replaced by a verbal presentation, accompanied by an authenticated observation record/witness statement and PowerPoint presentation notes printed on A4 or over-head projector slides.