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Texarkana Special Education Center: Observation

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On 10/16/15 at Texarkana Special Education Center I attempted to interview Nolan W. while he was sitting on the rug waiting to go to the table to prepare for snack time. Nolan is two years old and when asked what happened he would say "boo boo" and point to his chin. I asked where and he said "fall down boo boo" while pointing to his chin. I asked Nolan if I could take a picture of him. I took a picture of Nolan's face and then one of his chin. Nolan then got up and went to the table where his class was seat for snack time. I sat and observed Nolan for a little while. He would say simple words to his peers and teachers. From my observation Nolan does not seem to be developmentally delayed. When he finished his snack he came back over to me

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