Module 03 Written Assignment - Assessment Chart Handout Module 03 Written Assignment - Assessment Chart HandoutOften educators can be overwhelmed with the types of assessment available and which methods should be used in certain circumstances. As the director of your program, you are going to create a comparison chart to help both educators and families understand which instruments will be used when in your program.In this assignment, you will be creating a comparison chart of ASQ, OUNCE Scale, and Brigance Inventory to be used as a visual aid (handout) for both educators and families to reference.InstructionsPart One: ResearchResearch the following three assessments in the Observation & Assessment in School of Education Guide:Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ)OUNCE ScaleBRIGANCE Inventory of Early Development (3 to 5 years old)Part Two: Comparison ChartCreate a comparison chart that describes for each method:Who is the assessment used on/for?What does it measure?What information does it provide?Where does the assessment generally take place?When is the assessment used?Discuss connection to DAPWhy would it need to be used?Discuss connection to DAPHow is the assessment implemented?Discuss connection to DAPMeets the following general requirements:Create using Smart Art, Table, or other methods to make the chart visually appealing, yet readable.Follows the conventions of appropriate grammar, spelling, and writing.Provide citations/references from at least 3 credible sources in APA format in chart.Submit your comparison chart as a Word document.ResourcesSmart Art, Tables, and Shapes FAQObservation & Assessment in School of Education Guide

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