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BOSR DCF REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED. 1) why are observation and screening important? - -1) can help child care professionals identify the signs of child abuse and neglect 2) why are observation and screening important? - -2) support quality curriculum development by focusing on learning goals and objectives, lesson plans, and teaching strategies on the development and implementation of activities that strengthen the child's skills 3) why are observation and screening important? - -3) can help parents support their child's growth and development at home by increasing the volume and quality of information available to them 4) why are observation and screening important? - -4) allow timely referral for intervention; the earlier signs of developmental delay or disability are identified, the better the outcome for their child (early intervention) a program should have this in order to guide families through the screening and observation process - -written policies and procedures a plan for orienting families to the process a developmentally appropriate screening schedule for each child a system for documenting parental permission to screen a strategy for communicating results to the parents knowledge about how, when, and to whom referrals should be made abuse categories - -physical emotional sexual according to the CDC, children who are at the highest risk for developmental disabilities tend to be - -male or those living in poverty anecdotal record - -a narrative account of an event written shortly after it occurred; it tells what a child did, when they did it, how they did it , and what happened afterward Assessment - -a process whereby an agency or organization gathers and reviews multiple sources of information about a child's suspected or confirmed developmental delay or disability and uses that information to improve a child's outcom


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