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Overview
Observations and Reflections in Childhood focuses on using quality assessment, referred to as documentation, to record children’s learning and development during everyday activities.
This Australian text explains how to:
• Observe children and gather a range of documentation
• Interpret documentation using different theoretical perspectives
• Program using the strengths and interests identified in documentation
• Share documentation with others
Observations and Reflections in Childhood includes examples of best practice and personal experiences from people working in long day care, outside school hours care and family day care settings. The book is written for those who are preparing to work with children in any of these settings.
- Case studies feature throughout the text and illustrate best practice in long day care, family day care and out of school hours care.
- Text contains easy to read theory, practical examples through the use of templates.
- Text addresses the National Childcare Accreditation Council (NCAC) and the Quality Improvements and Accreditation Systems (QIAS) requirements and standards.
- Systematic approach to observation, reflection and documentation.
- Online templates.
2. Ways of documenting observations
3. Ways of documenting reflections and logs
4. Summary documentation
5. Storing and presenting documentation