Long syllabus lists are easier to remember as a word. For example, SHESEA covers the specific needs: sense of identity, health, education, safety and security, employment and an adequate standard of living.
What's inside
- Parenting and Caring: types and roles of parents and carers, preparing for the role, influences, parenting styles, legal rights and types of support
- Research Methodology: the purpose of research and ethical behaviour
- Groups in Context: specific needs, access to services and creating positive social environments
- Individuals and Work: why people work, changing work patterns and workplace structures
How to use them
- Learn the acronym first, then practise writing out every point it stands for from memory.
- In the exam, jot the acronym in the margin and turn each letter into a point in your answer.