Through the Looking Glass: Observations in the Early Childhood Classroom, 3rd edition

Published by Pearson (July 30, 2001) © 2002

  • Sheryl A. Nicolson
  • Susan G. Shipstead
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I. PREPARING THE LOOKING GLASS.

1. The Educated Observer.


2. On the Road to Sound Observations.


3. Highlights of Development During the Preschool Years.


4. Highlights of Development During the Primary Years.


II. OBSERVING INDIVIDUAL CHILDREN.

5. Observing Development of Individual Children by Using Running Records.


6. Observing Development of Individual Children by Using Anecdotal Records.


7. Observing the Development of Individual Children by Using Checklists.


8. Observing the Development of Individual Children by Using Rating Scales.


9. Observing the Development of Individual Children by Using ABC Narrative Event Sampling.


10. Classroom Portfolios and Parent Conferences.


III. OBSERVING CHILDREN, TEACHERS, INTERACTIONS, AND ENVIRONMENTS.

11. Observing Children and Teachers at Work by Using Tally Event Sampling.


12. Observing Children and Teachers at Work by Using Time Sampling.


13. Designing Observational Instruments to Use in the Early Childhood Classroom.


14. Selecting Methods to Observe, Plan, and Enrich the Physical Environment.


IV. OBSERVING CLEARLY.

15. Through the Looking Glass.


Appendix A. Preschool and Primary Grade Growth Indicators.


Appendix B. Quick Review Answers.


Glossary.


References.


Index.

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