Teachers TV: Monitoring Early Progress

EYFS Today follows three early years centres to find out how they assess children.

At Clapham Manor Children's Centre, Tammy uses complementary forms of observation and record-keeping, including extended narrative notes and photographs to monitor several children' More…;s progress.

The Hall Day Nursery uses an extended written form of assessment, a PLOD (Possible Lines of Development).

At the Clifton Children's Centre, video cameras are used to record observations and pivotal moments are kept to form a record for other practitioners and the parents.

Downloads and web links

Guide
EYdata.pdf (1mb, pdf document)
Pupil assessment
PLODform.doc (27kb, Word document)
Guide
ProgressMattersHandbook.pdf (902kb, pdf document)
for pupils
Worksheet
AllAboutUs.doc (29kb, Word document)

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really useful for A2 Child Development- how children are monitored. Many Thanks from joyoga, 03 October 2011	(report comment)	4 out of 5
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keeping parents informed about their child's progress is very important as it helps the parent to be involved in the extended learning at home. it helps the parent reinforced and enhanced what the child learnt. Parents will also know what level of communication the child is able to use and understand as well as how much they can expect from their child as they interact together. I,m really enjoying your resources. thanks alot. from arlenesang, 23 August 2011	(report comment)	4 out of 5
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