Observing Young Children Flashcards

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Which is the most useful way of writing observations?

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Objective it tells the facts not the opinion.

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What are the benefits of observing children?

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Better understanding development, learn about an individual children (what activities meet their needs), identity special needs children or disabilities, important feedback about parenting, and behaviors.

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Running record?

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Writing down for a set period of time everything is observed, used when you’re just getting to know a child.

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Anecdotal record?

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I’ll behaviors are recorded use when you want to see a children’s reaction to a new environment.

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Frequency count?

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How often a behavior occurs you can use a tally mark use when you were trying to change your behavior you don’t want.

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Where should you position yourself and how should you act when observing?

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You do not want to be noticed. Blend into the background, choose a spot outside the area where the kids are. Avoid them asking questions.

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Explain confidentiality in connection with observation records?

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Share only to the children’s caregiver or child development teacher keep privacy.

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