Confidentiality
Not sharing information with people out of the classroom.
What is Confidentiality?
The act of watching and noting behaviors, activities, and interactions of children to gain information about their development is called...
What is observation?
Prenatal, infancy, toddlerhood, early childhood, middle childhood, and adolescence.
What are the 6 periods of development?
Who does a child always trust first?
Caregiver
While observing, what should you do if you see something dangerous or harmful?
Tell the teacher.
Why is confidentiality important when observing in a preschool classroom?
It helps protect the privacy of our students and their families.
Free from personal opinions or judgments.
Nature of the child and Nurture of the child.
Two factors that influence a child's development.
Questions are inquiries that cannot be answered with a simple "yes" or "no." Instead, they require more thought and elaboration
What are open ended questions?
The teacher in the last room on the right.
Who is Miss Kristen?
We must have ______________ to observe and track observations about a child.
consent
To focus on specific behavior, record interactions, be descriptive.
What is an effective observation?
We can make determinations about what might be considered expected and healthy.
What is studying sequences of typical development?
What is one way to help a child increase their independence?
Allowing them to do tasks on their own unless they ask for help; guide them unless they are really struggling.
Clipboard, observation note, and a writing tool.
What do you take to an observation?
Teachers sharing information with one another about a student is violation of confidentiality? True or False
False
A short/brief, written account of focused information about a specific incident or behavior.
What is an anecdotal record?
Growth is more physical changes and can be measured; development is a spectrum of change in the six domains.
What is the difference between growth and development?
What is a Longitudinal study?
A large group of children studied over time.
Foods that have this ingredient are not allowed in the Preschool classrooms.
nuts
Moral principles that guide behavior or activities.
What are ethics?
For planning appropriate activities, assessing developmental progress, and changing teaching strategies to meet individual needs.
Why are observations important?
Interaction, communication, conflict, emotional responses, and group dynamics.
What behaviors should you observe to assess a child's social development?
What is the difference between growth and development?
Growth is generally physical and can be observed/measured; development involves changes that allow for improved functioning or achievement.
Whose room has a rainbow?
Miss Jess' classroom.