EGT1 Task 3

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Recommended: Child behavior observation

3. Evaluate development and meet performance goals by using A.P.I.E: A.P.I.E: Assessment, Plan, Intervention, and Evaluation, (Schwarz, 2017) in coordination with the developmental assessments provided by program workers. 4. The child life specialist will be required to provide early intervention services to at risk children specified by appropriated referrals. 5. This program will work in correlation with Head Start and Early Head Start standards, which include assessments carried out by Family Service workers and staff as outlined in the federal guidelines (Department of Human & Health Services, 2015). 6. The CLS will manage the Therapeutic Play program, develop the specific curriculum, produce a partnership agreement with family members,

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