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Essential Learnings for Assessment A:

 

Attitudes
Knowledge
Behavior
I can use developmental continua as tools for guiding my assessment of young children.

I can use developmental continua as tools for setting a goal for a child's learning.

Developmental continuum is a predictable order of gaining new knowledge and skills.

Children begin at birth to acquire knowledge, skills and attitudes about reading and writing.

There are developmental continua that describe early reading, writing, and language skills and abilities.

Children learn to read and write as the result of many cumulative experiences with adults and other children.

Assessment is finding out what children know and can do and what instruction they need.

Early assessment and individualized teaching will help prevent later reading difficulties.

Can give an example of a developmental continuum.

Can describe how to use developmental continua in assessing a child's level of literacy and setting goals.

 

Vocabulary Word Assessment
Myth There is a certain age when children are ready to read and write.
Using Books with Children Observing children using books
Predictor n/a

Guest Faculty:  Linda Espinosa

 

Website Learning Activities:

Video Focus Clip - Developmental continuum as a tool in assessment

Action Plan - Observing and collecting information about children's abilities

Discussion Board Question -

 

 
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