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Developmental Profile Child Development Observation Using the information gathered during your observation, develop a complete developmental profile for the toddler/child. Rubric Code: G7X656 By govillaflor Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Child Development Observation
	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Child's Information/age	Poor Child chosen is not the assigned age and missing more than two items	Fair Child chosen is the assigned age,missing one or two items	Good Child chosen is the assigned age, name is included, date of birth, observation date	Excellent
Length of observation	Poor Observation is not the required length(missing more than two developmental domains or they seem to be incomplete)	Fair Observation is the required length( but might be missing one/two developmental domain	Good Observation is the required length(need to complete 5 different developments/domains: physical, cognitive, language, emotional, and social development)	Excellent
Observation presentation	Poor Observation is submitted with a lack of neatness and clarity	Fair Observation is presented neatly and professionally( some mix of format)	Good Observation is typed in a neat and professional manner(using correct format and form for anecdotal record)	Excellent
Completion of components	Poor One or more components are missing( behavioral descriptions and interpretation of observation)	Fair All components of the observation are included (lacking of interpretation of observation)	Good All components of the observation are included with detailed descriptions of each ( this includes the behavioral description and the interpretation of observation)	Excellent
Observational Notes	Poor No observations notes are attached(none included)	Fair Observational notes are attached(some notes)	Good Observational notes are attached(original notes)	Excellent
Concluding reflections	Poor Reflections are less than required and lack detail	Fair Reflections are required length	Good Reflections are required length and include details of child and observational experience	Excellent