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observations = early childhood
why we assess improve our decision-making
5 Purposes of Assessment
Evaluation assess child's development progress overall
or in a
specific area
Diagnosis determine if developmental delay other cases for poor
performance in learning are present
Placement determine eligibility in
programs special services
Program Planning individualized program IEP
school-wide change program curriculum
Research understand children's behavior ; measure appropriateness of
experience provided for children
Industrial Revolution urbanization moving to cities
immigration many more children
"How do
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we measure the education progress of large number of students?
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attending school for longer
through middle high school