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    In Preparation
    Welcome to SACE Module 15: Child Observation and Assessment in the Early Years Settings
    Download Student Portfolio: SACE Module 15: Child Observation and Assessment in the Early Years Settings
    Introduction
    Interactive Activity 1: Driving Question 1
    Quick reflection: How does PBL connect to observation?
    Welcome to Facilitating Life Skills in Grade R
    What are the aims of this course?
    What do we mean by...?
    Glossary: What is a glossary?
    Glossary: Study Aid (Download)
    Part 1
    What is Childhood Development?
    The Four Age Categories for Observation
    Download: Children at one years old
    Download: Children at two years old
    Download: Children at three years old
    Download: Children at four years old
    Developmental Milestones
    Developmental Milestones: The Documents
    Developmental Milestones: Where do I find it?
    Developmental Milestones: Where do we find these in the NCF document?
    Interactive Activity 2: Milestones across the stages
    Developmental Milestones (copy) (copy) (copy)
    Progress Check: Part 1
    Take a moment to make sure that you are on track for assessment (Part 1)
    Part 2
    What Do We Mean by Observation?
    How the NCF Guides Observation
    The NCF Assessment Process
    Interactive Activity 3: What Do We Mean by Ongoing Observations?
    Interactive Activity 3: What Do We Mean by Ongoing Observations?
    General Observation Skills
    Different Techniques for Observation
    Interactive Activity 4: Observation Techniques in Practice
    Interactive Activity 4: Observation Techniques in Practice
    Different Types of Records
    Progress Check: Part 2
    Take a moment to make sure that you are on track for assessment (Part 2)
    Part 3
    Criteria for Good Records
    How to Make Sure Records are Objective, Culturally Sensitive and Free from Bias
    Objectivity in Observations
    Why Give Feedback and Whom to Give It To?
    Using Feedback Mechanisms
    Ensuring Feedback is Constructive and Meaningful
    Interactive Activity 5: Parent/Caregiver Feedback Conference
    Progress Check: Part 3
    Take a moment to make sure that you are on track for assessment (Part 3)
    Conclusion
    How do ECD practitioners observe, record, and provide feedback on children's development to support optimal learning and growth?
    Portfolio Assignments Summary
    Baseline Assessments: What is a Baseline assessment?
    Baseline Assessments: Baseline assessment tools provided
    Baseline Assessments: How to observe and score
    Baseline Assessments: How to observe and score
    What you learned in this module?
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