In general, observations are made to _____.
a. have a systematic plan for intervention and guidance
b. monitor the growth of a group of children
c. provide children with updated information about their development
d. increase the marketability of the child care facility
Question 2A major focus of observations is the _____.
a.
child working alone
b.
child participating in a group
c.
whole child in all domains
d.
parent
Question 3A child who becomes upset when she has to switch to inside activities is being influenced by ___.
a. environment
b. peers
c. adults
d. parents
Question 4Observing helps teachers separate facts from ___.
a. lies
b. truths
c. inferences
d. bias
Question 5Observing a child while he plays with a friend is a form of ____ assessment.
a. formal
b. standardized
c. norm-referenced
d. naturalistic
Question 6Time and event sampling ____.
a. are full of observer bias
b. are easy to record
c. are rich in detail
d. record unlimited behaviors
Question 7Can work independently would be on a ____.
a. standardized test
b. screening
c. portfolio
d. diagnostic tool