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HELPING FAMILIES UNDERSTAND STANDARDIZE TESTING ES 'SHENELLE ROBINSON THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA GLOBAL CAMPUS Jessica Alvarado January 30, 2024

What is early childhood assessment? Early childhood assessment is "the process of gathering information about children from several forms of evidence, then organizing and interpreting that information" (Wortham & Hardin. 2020).

WHY IS EARLY CHILDHOOD ASSESSMENT IMPORTANT? Early childhood assessments are important because "it provides a record of growth in all developmental areas: cognitive, physical/motor, language, social-emotional, and approaches to learning. It also identify children who may need additional support and determine if there is a need for intervention or support services" (Resources for Early Learning. 2014).

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WHAT ABOUT A CHILD IS ASSESSED? The learning, social, behavioral and personality development is being assessed.

What are different child assessment methods? Different methods of child assessments consist of portfolios, observation of the child, data from parents, children's work samples, and the way the children participate in activities.

What are different methods of child assessment systems?  HighScope COR (child observation record)  Teaching Strategies GOLD  The Work Sampling System "Program-developed child assessment tools are developed to align with a specific program's philosophy and curriculum" (Resources for Early Learning. 2014). "Published child assessment tools have been researched and tested and are accepted as a credible source in assessing children's development" (Resources for Early Learning. 2014).

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HOW DOES EARLY CHILDHOOD ASSESSMENT DIFFER FROM K-12? Assessment in early childhood programs had a functionally different purpose from what traditionally think of as assessment in k-12 school settings. While assessments provides information on children's academic learning, just as in k-12 settings, early childhood assessment look holistically at individual children and groups of children across developmental domains" (King, H. N.D.).

How do you implement assessment into your program? Meet with the parents establish goals for their child. Then do observations or collect data. Then evaluate the feedback for observations to be able to see where and how you can help them reach their goal Which then you can implement a plan for the child with their parents.

Describe the assessment cycle "Good assessment follows an intentional and reflective process of design, implementation, evaluation, and revision. The Cycle of Assessment relies on four simple but dynamic words to represent this process, Teach, Measure, Reflect, and Plan, and Improve" (HighLineCollege. 2023).

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How can parents be involved in the early childhood assessment process? • Head Start we do home visits twice a year along with conferences, and at this time the parent can voice how they feel about their child, if they have any concerns or feel as their child needs extra support. • Parents can learn more about their child's learning is by communicating with the teacher, asking questions when needed.

How can parents be involved in the early childhood assessment process? • "Head Start believes that ongoing child assessment is a best practice and support children's development and learning" (Galper, Wigfield, & Seefeldt. 1997).

REFERENCES  Department of Early Education and Care. (N.D.). Early Childhood Assessment. https://resourcesforearlylearning.org ?  Galper, A., Wigfield, A,. & Seefeldt, C. (1997). Head Start Parents' Belief about Their Children's Abilities, Task Values, and Performances on Different Activities. https://www.jstor.orh/stable/1132040  HighLineCollege. (2023). The Cycle of Assessment. https://aseessment.highline.edu/how-to/cycle-assessment/  King, H. (N.D.) Early Childhood Assessment. https://source,cognia.org/issue-article/early-childhood-assessment2/  Wortham, S. C., & Hardin, B. J. (2020). Assessment in early childhood education (8th ed.). Pearson.

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