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Steps to Success Facilitator Guide Unit 4 Module 2
Helping Staff Use Child and Classroom Information for Planning
 

Warm, highly-skilled mentor-coaches play a huge role in an effective system. Staff form close bonds with experts or skilled peers who guide them in finding new ways to support children's learning. As decision makers, you can "make or break" effective mentoring with the systems that you create. In this guide, you will find hands-on tips and tools that will help you build strong systems to support your mentor-coaches.

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Facilitator Guide Unit 4 Module 2: Helping Staff Use Child and Classroom Information for Planning

 

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Unit 4, Module 2 Corresponding Section in the Facilitators Guide
Collecting Ongoing Authentic Child Assessment Information  Use of Ongoing Assessment
pp. F-11 through F-15
Phonogogical Awareness  Phonological Awareness
pp. F-16 through F-20
Steps to Success: Assessment Questions Using Questions to Guide Ongoing Assessment
pp. F-21 through F-25
Assessment Framework Assessment Framework
pp. F-26 through F-30
Naturalististic and Focused Assessment  Options for Collecting Ongoing Assessment Information
pp. F-31 through F-36
Organizing Assessment Information Organizing Assessment Information
pp. F-37 through F-39
Building Relationships with Parents to Support Child Development Engaging Parents in the Ongoing Assessment Process
pp. F-40 through F-42
Using Child Assessment Information to Guide Instruction  Ongoing Assessment for Instruction Planning and Teaching & Wrap-up
pp. F-43 through F-50

 

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Steps to Success Facilitator Guide Unit 4, Module 2: Helping Staff Use Child and Classroom Information for Planning. HHS/ACF/ACYF/HSB. 2005. English.


Last Reviewed: February 2012