Child and Family Outcomes Chapter 5: Description of Child Outcomes Entry & Exit Sample Information.

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Child and Family Outcomes Chapter 5: Description of Child Outcomes Entry & Exit Sample Information

The Three Child Outcomes Outcome 1: Positive Social Emotional Skills (including social relationships) Outcome 2: Acquiring and Using Knowledge and Skills (including early language/communication) Outcome 3: Using Appropriate Behavior to Meet Needs (taking appropriate actions to meet needs)

Outcome 1: Positive Social Emotional Skills Involves: Relating to adults Relating with other children Following rules related to groups or interacting with others

Outcome 2: Acquiring and Using Knowledge and Skills Involves: Thinking, reasoning, remembering and problem solving Understanding symbols Understanding the physical and social worlds

Outcome 3: Using Appropriate Behaviors to Meet Needs Involves: Taking care of basic needs Contributing to own health and safety Getting from place to place

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