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what is ways of observing
To become aware of the many ways young children differ in their approaches to learning.
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What is Limitations of observation
Teachers are more than recording devices. Rather, each one accepts some of it, rejects some, transform it, fits it to what they already known.
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What is studying groups
Teachers, as they get to know individual children, are also getting to know them as groups.
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What is Halos, horns, and the average.
Child is very polite, well dressed, and well manner but can be unruly at some point is called
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What is getting to know individual children
teachers note the kinds if skills the children have in physical, social, and intellectual areas.
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What is three aspect of observation
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Feelings interences |
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What is studying progress
Observation is the basic tool teachers of young children use to appraise the progress of the individual and the group.
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What is noticing details
The study facial expression, note the steady and the shifting look, the tightly or loosely held jaw and lips, the grimaces and the smiles
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What is appraising teaching techniques
The observer is interested in the interaction between what the teacher does and how the child responds.
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What is keeping record
the teacher needs to make some kind of notation of the observations.
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