How to Record and Document Children's Learning
Blooming Curious · Edwina Cottino
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The Importance of Documenting the Learning Journey in Inquiry-Based Education. In this episode Edwina explores the various strategies for recoding and documenting students' learning. Key frameworks such as Kath Murdoch's inquiry cycle and the 5 E model are introduced, emphasizing the need for structured support for students. Edwina shares practical tools for making learning visible, including learning walls, mind maps, and floor books, and underscores the significance of reflective practice.
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00:00 Introduction: Learning as a Journey
01:07 Planning the Learning Journey
01:35 Scaffolding and Support Materials
02:25 Documenting the Learning Process
03:22 Engaging Learners: The Inquiry Cycle
06:31 Tools for Making Learning Visible
07:00 Integrating Inquiry Across Curriculum
09:13 Final Thoughts and Resources