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STAFF OBSERVATION FORM: 20082009 Pilot Test of Multimedia Nutrition Educational Materials IDs (WIC Program), ICIER, and Healthy Roads Media Date of observation: Name of observer:INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFICE

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1. Start by reading the instructions and familiarizing yourself with the purpose of the observation survey1.
2. Gather all the necessary materials, such as the survey form, a pen or pencil, and any relevant reference materials.
3. Find a suitable location where you can observe the subject or situation that the survey is about.
4. Begin the observation by carefully observing and noting down relevant information.
5. Use the provided survey form to record your observations. Follow the structure and format as mentioned in the instructions.
6. Be clear and concise in your observations, using objective language.
7. Take your time and observe the subject or situation from different angles or perspectives if needed.
8. If there are any specific criteria or guidelines mentioned in the instructions, make sure to focus on them while observing.
9. Once you have completed the observation, review your notes and the survey form for any errors or omissions.
10. Submit the filled-out survey form as instructed, ensuring that you have followed any additional submission requirements.

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Information such as the location of observation, date and time, description of the subject, and any relevant observations or findings must be reported on observation survey1.