Problem
A. What are the key facts in this case?
B. Analyze the case from the perspectives of the Maggie, Saba and Mr. and Mrs. Zaid. How do their perspectives differ?
C. What are the main issues in this case? What impact might these issues have on the children and families of the centre?
D. In what ways and to what extent does the case writer fulfill, fall short of or exceed your expectations for professionalism? If applicable, to what extent do you think her actions can be justified?
E. Going forward, what are some steps that staff could take to ensure that the centre's values about being inclusive, sensitive, and building responsive relationships with families is effectively communicated?
F. How are the ethical and professional standards reflected (or not reflected) through this case?
G. The case writer wants to find out how many other families had been asked for their schedules in the past to rectify any misperceptions about the role of the centre. What advice would you give this RECE?