Motor skills for 4-year-olds. 1  jumps up and touches line 3 inches above standing reach. 2  hops forward on one foot. 3  uses an overhand toss to hit a target from 5 feet.  throws small ball underhand 10 1  feet. can use a fork and a spoon.  pedals a 1  tricycle. able to handle going up and down stairs fairly well without  help.
Definition of Indirect Measurement. Indirect measurement is a technique that uses proportions to find a measurement when direct measurement is not possible. The length of a pole in a picture is given as 4 inches. The scale of the picture is given to be 1 inch : 13 inches. By setting up a proportion, the length n of the actual pole can be found.
What is an indirect measure of student learning? Indirect measures assess opinions or thoughts about student knowledge, skills, attitudes, learning experiences, and perceptions. Examples of indirect measures are: student surveys about instruction; focus groups; alumni surveys; employer surveys. Examples of Direct Measures of Student Learning. Faculty assigned to teach different sections of a âgatekeeperâ course in the general education â social and behavioral sciences program agree to assign a final paper that asks students for a comparative analysis of several sociological theories.