This week we talked about the infant lesson plans and the RBI's. While I already knew about RBI, I did learn just how different each family is. The woman I spoke to about her grocery shopping routine had a pretty easy going shopping experience, while I know this is not the case with many other families. Talking about the RBI in class was very insightful into just how important it is to differentiate our interventions to fit each family and their needs. If there is one thing I have learned in my college experience, it is that no two families are the same. I think this information is essential while I'm doing my home visits. I also think it's important to remember to focus on what the child needs, as well as what the family feels needs to be worked on. While we may have different opinions than the family, ultimately it is up to them what is best for their child, and we need to respect that.
I don't have questions this week!
Quote of the Week:
"You must become an advocate of what you believe; Otherwise, you will become a victim of what others want you to believe."
-Jesse Jackson
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