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    Morning all, cannot believe I am typing oberservations on a Saturday morning, my day off!! Sadly, can think of nothing but them and my SEF!

    So anyway, basically, I have a word document which I have for Obs. I have wrote a paragraph of the activity and will include a photo if possible. Under the description, I have a list of the six areas of learning with the sub headings. All I am doing present is ticking the relevent sub heading under the six areas which mindees have covered.

    Sort of like this:

    PSE Dispositions and attitude Self-confidence and Self-esteem Making relationships Behaviour and self-control Self-care Sense of community

    Etc, etc.... and then I just tick the ones they cover.

    Is this enough or do I need to allaborate more??

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    Default Re: Mindee observations

    You need to show 3 things...

    1 that you understand what area of Learning and Development the child is meeting...

    2 what the child has done...

    3 what you will do next to support the child's next steps...

    So long as you have done that it will be fine

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    I think I have:

    1. Understood - hence the ticking of the areas of L&D
    2. Written what the child has done and included a photo
    3. Written next steps.

    Is this right??

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    Eeek, wouldn't go that far! Probably totally wrong if you were to read

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    Default Re: Mindee observations

    if it sounds perfect to sarah you cant be far wrong, It sounds fine to me, it is what I do as well, although I usually just do phot obs as I find these easier and you can see what child is doing
    Michelle x:current loss to date - 100lb clapping:

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    Sounds like what I do. My form has a section for the obs, then a section for my evaluation, one for next steps and the areas underneath to highlight. Its a simple system that works for me

 

 

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