an animal’s health and indicate potential problems Learner log/reflective journal well-being with an animal’s health and Expert witness evidence well-being. Professional discussion Report 2.c Actions which could be Learners should state a This list is not exhaustive and other taken when problems minimum of three possible appropriate assessment methods may be arise with an animal’s actions which could be taken used. health and well-being when problems arise with an animal’s health and 2.d Signs of stress in animals Learners should list a minimum of three possible signs of stress in animals. 2.e Examples of Learners should give a preventative care to minimum of three examples maintain the health and of preventative care which well-being of animals are designed to maintain the health and well-being of animals. 2.f Ways the environment Learners should state a may be adjusted to minimum of three ways in
Learner log/reflective journal Expert witness evidence Professional discussion Report This list is not exhaustive and other appropriate assessment methods may be used. an animal’s health and well-being indicate potential problems with an animal’s health and well-being. 2.c Actions which could be taken when problems arise with an animal’s health and well-being Learners should state a minimum of three possible actions which could be taken when problems arise with an animal’s health and 2.d Signs of stress in animals Learners should list a minimum of three possible signs of stress in animals. 2.e Examples of preventative care to maintain the health and well-being of animals Learners should give a minimum of three examples of preventative care which are designed to maintain the health and well-being of animals. 2.f Ways the environment may be adjusted to Learners should state a minimum of three ways in
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