On Demand Webinar

Children in Transition

Observation, Documentation and Reflection.

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$49.95

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Anytime

Duration

1 Hour

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Join Dr Mary Anne Hall as she provides practical strategies for Directors, Group Leaders, Teachers and Educators, who are required to contribute to children’s developmental progress. Observation, documentation and reflection are essential skills for the quality care of children. They can assist educators, teachers and caregivers, with appreciating the various skills and abilities of individual children; collecting information that supports children’s intellectual and social development; and providing information for families that can be used to build upon children’s competencies.

This Webinar is suitable for Directors, Teachers, Educators, and Caregivers who work in the Long Day Care, Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) and Primary School settings.

Entry Requirements

There are no entry requirements for this qualification.


Minimum age of the student to be 15 years of age, unless otherwise stated.

What you will need

• Access to a computer

• Reliable Internet connection

Payment Methods

Credit Card
EFTPOS
Invoice

$49.95

Start Date

Anytime

Duration

1 Hour

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Points Of Study

This Webinar will highlight:

• Step by step guidance in how to observe children and how to document your findings.
• How to find the best method of observation and documentation that suits you.
• How observations can be used to improve daily routines and program delivery.
• How to share observations with families in a manner that is holistic and restorative.
• How to approach issues of confidentiality and ethics when undertaking and recording observations.

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