Introduction of Child Development program evaluation

I have attached the guidelines and rubric and must be followed exactly.  For this assignment my location i required. I am located in the southeastern Massachusetts area.

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  • HSE 215 Milestone One Guidelines and Rubric
  • Draft of Introduction

    Overview: For this program evaluation, you will identify a community or school-based program in your geographical area or an area of your choice. You will
    determine the targeted age group of this program, and this will be your focus of study. (If the program targets more than one age group, simply choose one of
    the groups.) Using this group and the program, you will determine how the interventions provided either address or do not address the developmental needs,
    risk factors, and resiliency factors of the involved children. After identifying gaps in services, you will research and select an intervention plan to address these
    gaps, providing justification around the selection.

    Prompt: For this assignment, you will complete the introduction.

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    Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:

    1. Provide an introduction by describing the purpose of the evaluation and how it will be completed. Do this by stating the purpose and describing the
    process of the evaluation (generally, the sections of your report).

    2. Identify one community or school-based program from your geographical area or the area of your choice. Examples include, but are not limited to,
    YWCA/YMCA programs, Boys & Girls Club, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Early Head Start, Head Start, mental health services, child development services, and
    after-school programs. Be sure to indicate whether the program is community or school-based.

    3. Identify the age group served by the program. Typical age groups include infancy (0–3), early childhood (3–5), middle childhood (5–12), and adolescence
    (13–18). If the program serves multiple age groups, select and identify one group you will address.

    4. Identify the major developmental needs, risk factors, and resiliency factors of your selected age group. Refer to the Definitions document for an
    explanation of developmental needs, risk factors, and resiliency factors; refer to the text for age-specific developmental needs and risks, and to the
    assigned web resources for the resiliency factors. This section may be presented in paragraph or bulleted list format.

    • Developmental needs include, but are not limited to, learning to walk and run, reading and writing, gaining independence, and making friends.
    • Risk factors include poor parenting skills, drug use in the household, social isolation, living in a high-crime neighborhood, and others.
    • Resiliency factors include appropriate parenting, good schools, reading and writing supported in the home, healthy meals, appropriate

    developmental supports, high self-esteem, and others.
    5. Describe the service or services provided by the program. Your description should provide some detail without overwhelming the reader. Briefly describe

    the specific activities provided by the program and their stated purpose, if provided.

    Rubric
    Guidelines for Submission: Your introduction must be submitted as a 2- to 3-page Microsoft Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman
    font, and one-inch margins. Sources should be cited in APA format on a separate references page.

    https://snhu-media.snhu.edu/files/course_repository/undergraduate/hse/hse215/hse215_definitions x

    Critical Elements Proficient (100%) Needs Improvement (75%) Not Evident (0%) Value
    Introduction Succinctly and accurately describes

    the purpose and process for the
    evaluation report

    Describes the purpose and process
    for the report but leaves an unclear
    impression or confusion

    Introduction is unintelligible or not
    included

    20

    Program Identification Indicates the name of the agency and
    specific program, when applicable, to
    be examined, including whether the
    program is community or school-
    based

    Agency name, specific program, or
    base is missing

    Agency, program, and base are not
    identified

    15

    Targeted Age Group Indicates the specific age group
    served by the program

    Specific age group is not indicated 15

    Developmental Needs and
    Risk Factors

    All major age-specific developmental
    needs and risk factors are discussed

    Most, but not all, major
    developmental needs and risk factors
    for the selected age group are
    discussed

    No age-specific developmental needs
    and risk factors are included

    20

    Program Description

    Description provides sufficient detail
    that the reader gains an accurate
    overview of the program services

    Description is vague or unclear
    regarding the specific activities of the
    program

    Program description is not included

    20

    Articulation of Response Submission has no major errors
    related to citations, grammar,
    spelling, syntax, or organization

    Submission has major errors related
    to citations, grammar, spelling,
    syntax, or organization that negatively
    impact readability and articulation of
    main ideas

    Submission has critical errors related
    to citations, grammar, spelling,
    syntax, or organization that prevent
    understanding of ideas

    10

    Total 100%

      HSE 215 Milestone One Guidelines and Rubric
      Rubric

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