There are many factors that go into having a strong observation, one of them is individualism. Using observation info to tailor interactions, how a child is socializing, skills, needs, ect. It’s important to watch and write down what is happening in that current situation, along with behaviors and what caused those behaviors. Ask, why the child is acting the way he / she is. What does this behavior mean to the child, family, and teachers? It’s important to identify the “lenses” through which we often see the child with. We often interpret things based on our own opinions or views. Having objective, accurate observations is crucial when observing a child. Note taking skills are important for when you look back at your notes. Using anecdotal
