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Home : BioPhysical Module : PEPSI : Observations & Charts |
PEPSI Observations You will probably want to print these out. For each observation, there is a matching reflection page. You can give yourself an emerald for each observation and reflection you complete.
PEPSI Charts:
Remember - children grow and develop in a step-wise manner. They do not always grow up at the same rate as their chronological ages. When looking at these charts, remember that the list of characteristics are compiled by looking at thousands of children. A child may be ten and doing some things that are ninish or early adolescent. It varies and it is normal for a child to grow at a personalized pace. The idea is to locate strengths and growth areas and appreciate the child, not to label, cheer or be disappointed by the findings. Once you have completed this topic you should: Go on to
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