Infant observation course for 0-3 years - Course for Early Development

Example

Using standardized tools like the 'Developmental Evaluation Form', educators and parents can track a child's progress across multiple domains such as emotional attitude, cooperation and interaction, sensory perception, manual dexterity, musical appreciation, language expression, and physical activity.

Scenario

During a session, a teacher might note improvements in a child's ability to follow simple instructions, an indicator of cognitive and language development.

Example

Activities like 'Animal Sounds', where children listen to and identify the sounds of different animals, help in sensory and cognitive development.

Scenario

In a classroom setting, a child might be asked to match the sound of a cat to the correct animal picture, enhancing both auditory and visual recognition skills.

Example

Teachers use observation guides to record and analyze children's responses to various stimuli or in different social situations, providing insights into their social and emotional development.

Scenario

An educator observes how a child reacts to a new peer in the class, noting behaviors that signify social readiness or shyness, which can be used to tailor further social interaction activities.