1. Case Study of Child "G"
... data is more easily comparable between the groups and identifying areas of concern. We also used a tracking method to monitor other areas of the setting where child G spends a normal day following the settings routines. During a normal day when in each of the areas, child G will often ask if she can go in the ˜home corner' to play ˜Doctors'. If she is ... ...
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