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Post by Jordan on Dec 29, 2016 15:58:48 GMT -8
I prefer the Child Skills Checklist because it is simple and straightforward. It includes many of the milestones that children are supposed to reach and allows for elaboration. Unfortunately, if a child deviates from the normal checklist, it does not allow much space for elaboration.
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Post by renee taylor on Dec 29, 2016 19:36:20 GMT -8
i like the childs skill checklist because it includes milestones for the children that they are supposed to reach
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Post by Chelsea on Dec 30, 2016 14:55:52 GMT -8
Which of the three tools discussed do you prefer? State the pros and cons.
I prefer the Child Skills Checklist because I like how it is organized and focused on individual progress.
The Checklist provides a place for direct observation to be recorded and categorizes evidence according to developmental milestones.
However, there is a possibility that some of the evidence could overlap and because of the categorical system, that information may not be recorded properly.
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