A Supplement to the Case Record

Inadequacy of the case record.-The case record is deficient in the concrete, customary related details of an individual's conduct in the natural time units of a day or a week. Value of the daily schedule in supplementing the case record.-The daily schedule furnishes a representative record of the objective, fundamental, modifiable, interrelated habits of individuals in their everyday environment. It indicates remediable causes of conditions discovered by other means commonly used in the case record. It furnishes an excellent point of departure in the practical guidance of individuals by themselves or by teachers and parents. Technique of obtaining daily schedules.-Difficulties in obtaining accurate, detailed, typical records are pinted out and suggestions are given for overcoming these difficulties. Sample schedules of the daily activities of two high-school girls from different economic and social conditions are given as illustrations of the kind of detail which can be obtained

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