What is a great succinct introducation for assessment data to guide practice
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I can't write an introduction without knowing the content of the body of the paper.
Consider the following scenario as a frame of reference for this assignment: You are an educator that has collected assessment data on a child in your program or classroom and now must create a curriculum plan based on the assessment data. Next, review the Week Three Instructor Guidance for additional help with this assignment and review the multimedia resources for Anecdotal Records, the Rating Scale, and the Checklist. Finally, use the instructions below to guide your creation of your curriculum plan based on the assessment data in the resources. Remember to review the Grading Rubric associated with this assignment to understand how you will be evaluated. It is recommended you use the labels below as headings throughout your writing to organize sections (Tip: These would all be APA level-one headings.)
Instructions
Introduction (0.5 Points): Write a succinct introduction that informs the reader of the topic of the assignment and its organization. Remember, an effective essay introduction tells the reader what you will say.
Assessment Observations (3 Points): In one to two paragraphs, describe the observations that you made from the data using several examples from the assessments.
Child Observations (3 Points): In three to four paragraphs, describe the strengths and areas of opportunity (i.e., weaknesses) for the child based on the assessment data.
Short-Term Goal (3 Points): In three to four paragraphs, explain three specific instructional decisions for a short-term goal for the child based on the data analysis.
Long-Term Goal (3 Points): In one to two paragraphs, explain one specific long-term goal for the child based on the data analysis.
Conclusion (0.5 Points): Write a succinct conclusion that informs the reader of the main points from the assignment. Remember, an effective essay conclusion tells the reader what you have said in a summary.
Instructions
Introduction (0.5 Points): Write a succinct introduction that informs the reader of the topic of the assignment and its organization. Remember, an effective essay introduction tells the reader what you will say.
Assessment Observations (3 Points): In one to two paragraphs, describe the observations that you made from the data using several examples from the assessments.
Child Observations (3 Points): In three to four paragraphs, describe the strengths and areas of opportunity (i.e., weaknesses) for the child based on the assessment data.
Short-Term Goal (3 Points): In three to four paragraphs, explain three specific instructional decisions for a short-term goal for the child based on the data analysis.
Long-Term Goal (3 Points): In one to two paragraphs, explain one specific long-term goal for the child based on the data analysis.
Conclusion (0.5 Points): Write a succinct conclusion that informs the reader of the main points from the assignment. Remember, an effective essay conclusion tells the reader what you have said in a summary.
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