Explain the advantages of using a ‘daily activity log'
What will be an ideal response?
It provides ongoing information for students/parents, daily observations can be recorded in a journal/calendar/self-sticking notes/notebook, information from the logs can be summarized periodically, summaries can be shared with parents to help a parent better understand their child's progress toward objectives/goals.
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a. Selection b. Maturation c. History d. Instrumentation