Titlebook: Assessment and Data Systems in Early Childhood Settings; Theory and Practice Claire McLachlan,Tara McLaughlin,Karyn Aspden Book 2022 The Ed

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Resisting the Capitalist Political Project,sment of young children (birth to eight years) and have revised ways in which they assess children’s learning and development and use the knowledge gained for curriculum planning. The tensions and challenges associated with assessment of young children are explored. The focus of this volume therefor

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Racism, Internationalism, and Eugenics,have been described in numerous research-based reports. Tensions among the purposes for assessment, paired with various debates about quality assessment practices, have led to views and perspectives that tend to polarise approaches, methods, and purposes. Increasingly, there is a focus on tracking c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81777-1tise. A commitment to using assessment information about children’s strengths, interests and needs in formative ways to meaningfully plan for children’s ongoing learning adds even further complexity. A formative focus on assessment is affirmed within both?.?(Ministry of Education, ., .) and the lear

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47187-7ldhood education. In the accompanying critical debates over what assessment should target and how one proposed focus has been children’s learning and, in turn, the need to test individual children. Another, by contrast, has proposed documenting how children learn within social contexts and using tha

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A. G. Goachet,M. Varloud,V. Julliandeacher to listen and respond to the needs and interests of a diverse student population in a localized context. To effectively deliver a student-centred approach in early primary PE, a teacher must develop a nuanced understanding of all their students. However, primary teachers have been observed to

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Forages and grazing in horse nutritionon settings. This chapter commences with a brief autobiographical case study to foreground the concept of the child’s capability and vulnerability and then draws upon literature to reconnoitre the concepts of emotional well-being and its assessment in the early years of education. The next section o