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Dolores Fortunato

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Chapter 3

Observing Children: A tool for Assessment

Why is observation so important with young children?

Observation provides vital information about each child's needs, interests, abilities and learning styles!
It is one of the oldest and best ways of learning about children!

What makes an observation authentic?

There are a few things that need to be done for an observation to be authentic, most importantly they must be done over time in play-based situations

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When you are choosing what kind of assessment you will be doing it is important you consider

What type of behavior do you want to assess and how much detail do you need
how many children are you assessing
how much attention do you the observer need to focus on the observation

How do we know if a statement is objective?

It must pass 2 tests:

First, it must describe only observable actions.

Second, it must be non evaluative.

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Assessment information is confidential and should not be shared with the parents

true

false

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Advantages to rating scales are

easy to use

only fragments of actions

require little time to complete

requires the observer to have a good understanding of the behavior

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Disadvantages to checklists include

no time constraints

easy to use

lacks detailed information

only particular behaviors are noted

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The following is/are true of an anecdotal record

it is the easiest method to use

may not always be accurate

can provide a running record over time and can show evidence of growth

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The most important guideline when observing children is

keep the information collected confidential

keep your belongings out of the observation area

avoid talking to the children

avoid talking to the teacher in charge

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Portfolios contain

art projects

child dictated stories

summaries of parent conferences

all of the above

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