Observing Documenting and Assessing Children Paper
Observing Documenting and Assessing Children Paper
PART I: CASE STUDY #1
ANGELICA, 9 MONTHS OLD
Review all of the documents and videos provided for Case Study #1.
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- Angelica at Play
WRITE A 1- TO 2-PAGE RESPONSE THAT ADDRESSES THE FOLLOWING:
- Choose one segment in the video of Angelica playing that illustrates her level of development in each of the domains of child development
- Describe the segment, and explain how it reveals characteristics of her physical, cognitive, or socio-emotional development
- What observation tools did you use in the process, and why?
- Make a clear connection to personal experience and/or professional practice
PART II: CASE STUDY #2
NATHAN, 4 YEARS OLD
Review all of the documents provided for Case Study #2.
- Document #1: Quarterly Child Assessment Rubric
- Document #2: Sample Drawing by Nathan
- Document #3: Parent Interview
Write a 1- to 2-page response that addresses the following:
- Analyze the work sample from Nathan
- Describe insights related to Nathan’s physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development, using specific evidence from the work sample to support your response.
- Explain why work samples are valuable sources of information about a child’s development in specific domains.
- Make connections to the professional knowledge base
PART III: ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATION
In a 5- to 7-page response, analyze the information in each case study, and make a recommendation for developmentally appropriate practice for each child. Your response should include:
- A brief analysis of each child’s physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development, based on the documents and videos provided and your knowledge of the frameworks of early childhood development. Use specific examples from the case studies.
- A recommendation for at least two additional strategies that could be used to gather information from families about the development of the children in the case studies
- An explanation of how information from families supports assessment of children’s development and learning
- A recommendation for developmentally appropriate learning experiences for each child, with an explanation of how these experiences reflect the principles of developmentally appropriate practice
- A clear connection to personal experience and/or professional practice
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