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Observation and Assessment Methods Flashcards

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  1. Which documentation strategy is MOST useful for identifying a child's learning progression over time?

    Answer: Developmental portfolio

    A developmental portfolio collects multiple evidence samples over time, clearly showing a child's growth trajectory.

  2. What should a teacher do FIRST after completing an observation of a child?

    Answer: Record objective details while memory is fresh

    Accurate documentation requires recording objective, factual details as soon as possible after the observation.

  3. The ASQ-3 (Ages and Stages Questionnaire) is best described as a:

    Answer: Developmental screening tool completed with parent input

    The ASQ-3 is a widely used developmental screening tool that incorporates parent-reported observations across five domains.

  4. A child with an IEP is being observed. Who should have access to assessment records per IDEA?

    Answer: The IEP team members and parents

    Under IDEA, IEP team members and parents have the right to access a child's assessment records to support educational planning.

  5. Which of the following is an example of criterion-referenced assessment?

    Answer: Checking whether a child can write their first name independently

    Criterion-referenced assessment measures whether a child has met a specific skill or standard, not how they compare to others.

  6. What is a key advantage of using work samples in assessment?

    Answer: They provide concrete evidence of a child's actual skills and products

    Work samples such as drawings or writing pieces provide direct, tangible evidence of what a child can produce.

  7. A teacher asks children to retell a story they heard. This is BEST classified as which type of assessment?

    Answer: Authentic performance-based assessment

    Performance-based authentic assessment evaluates children through meaningful tasks that reflect real learning activities.