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Child Development Observation

Students will observe a child using the tool of an anecdotal record including the area physical, cognitive, language, emotional and social development of the child. The appropriate domains will be interpreted by using the appropriate tool.

Rubric Code: GX3B523

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Subject: Education

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Child Development Observation
	Unsatisfactory 50 pts	Satisfactory 85 pts	Exemplary 100 pts
Child's Information/age Name and Address of center where observation took place. Date and Time Who was present?	Unsatisfactory Child chosen is not the assigned age and missing more than two items	Satisfactory Child chosen is the assigned age,missing one or two items	Exemplary Child chosen is the assigned age, name is included, date of birth, observation date
Observation presentation	Unsatisfactory Observation is submitted with a lack of neatness and clarity	Satisfactory Observation is presented neatly and professionally( some mix of format)	Exemplary Observation is typed in a neat and professional manner(using correct format and form for anecdotal record)
Length of observation	Unsatisfactory Observation is not the required length(missing more than two developmental domains or they seem to be incomplete)	Satisfactory Observation is the required length( but might be missing one/two developmental domain	Exemplary Observation is the required length(need to complete 5 different developments/domains: physical, cognitive, language, emotional, and social development)
Completion of components	Unsatisfactory One or more components are missing	Satisfactory All components of the observation are included but lack detail	Exemplary All components of the observation are included with detailed descriptions of each
Concluding reflections	Unsatisfactory The is no Reflection	Satisfactory Reflection lacks detail	Exemplary Reflection includes details of child and observational experience