Assessing learning: The what, the when and the how (online)

Apr 24, 2020 - Apr 24, 2020

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Assessing learning: The what, the when and the how (online)

Apr 24 2020

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When you hear the words' assessing learning' what comes to mind? Assessing learning is not about measuring children, nor is it about grading children. It is a way of understanding and knowing what children can do. It is integral to the work of an educator. Understand and know unlocks the ways in observing and planning can inform documentation. It is strengths-based and is and should be about assessing children beyond that of just the EYLF outcomes. Join us for a refreshing webinar on assessment; the what, the when and the how.

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