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    Default silly quickie...!

    hey guys

    doing a bit of fourm searching and just wondering...

    is a learning journal the same as an all about me folder?

    I have all contracts / permissions / signed copy of policys / personal stuff in individual files in a lockable metal box

    ...and have individual folders for each child called learning journals where I put all EYFS obs, planning, links to EYFS....

    Is what I call my learning journal file the same as some of you call "all about me" file?

    sorry if thick question!! (my brain gets easily confussed!)

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    Default Re: silly quickie...!

    When a child first starts with you, you will want to find out about him from parents and the child himself...

    That's an 'all about me' information sheet / form etc.

    As the child is with you over time you need to jot down observations, planning etc...

    That's a learning journey - it plots his activities, enjoyment, achievements etc with you

 

 

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