Think about counting every time your child eats an apple over a month. You’re watching something continuously and measuring or counting it. This is what we call continuous measurement. It’s like keeping score during a game, but over a long period of time.
What is continuous measurement?
Continuous measurement is a method of tracking every instance of a specific behavior or event.
How does continuous measurement work?
It involves selecting a behavior or event, consistently recording each occurrence, and analyzing the data to understand the behavior.
Can continuous measurement help improve my child's habits?
Yes! It’s an effective way to understand your child’s habits and to track improvements over time.
How can I apply continuous measurement at home?
Identify a behavior or event, measure every occurrence consistently, and then analyze the data for patterns or changes.
Continuous measurement is a method in research or assessment that involves capturing every occurrence of a specific behavior or event throughout a predetermined observation period. It offers a detailed record of the behavior’s frequency, duration, or intensity.
Continuous measurement is like keeping score in a long game. Here are the steps:
Remember, in continuous measurement, every count matters. It’s like watching the complete movie to understand the full story.
Goally’s interactive and fun tools can assist you in the process of continuous measurement, making it easier to track your child’s progress in real-time.
