Individual Inventory
Individual Inventory
Individual Inventory
INVENTORY
Reporters:
1. The individual Inventory Service (IIS)
- sometimes called Individual Analysis consists of all the information gathered about
each individual in school.
2. Cumulative Folder
- where the accumulated data about each student are kept while the student is still
in school, and up to a few years after.
- The data can be used in proper diagnoses, predicting progress and behaviors,
accurate placement, and program evaluation.
The Inventory helps the people in different ways:
1. Personal Data
2. Academic/Educational Data
3. Health Data
4. Social Data
A. Personal Data Form – is distributed by the Guidance Office for all the students to fill out.
2. Academic/Educational Data
- School Attended
- Grades
- Co-curricular & Extracurricular Activities
- Course Taken
3. Health Data
- Physical Strength and Health
4. Social Data
B. Personal Information Sheet – the personal information sheet shows the major aspects of client’s life.
SAMPLE FORM:
Anecdotal Reports - these are descriptions of a client’s unusual or unexpected behavior in a given
situation or event.
Anecdotal Record - A summary of the Anecdotal Reports over the months/years can facilitate the
discovery of patterns that aid in diagnosis and treatment.
Rating Scales – these scales enable the rater to observe an individual systematically and objectively
in a given situation and record his/her observations.
Checklists – are designed to focus on observable personality traits and characteristics of an individual.
- the checklist does not require the observer to indicate the degree or extent to which a
characteristics is present.
Checklists – are designed to focus on observable personality traits and characteristics of an individual.
- the checklist does not require the observer to indicate the degree or extent to which a
characteristics is present.