Child-Led Assessment

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By Linda J. Harrison, Jennifer Cartmel, Susan Irvine, Lennie Barblett, Francis Bobongie-Harris and Fay Hadley

Supporting young children to take an active role in their learning is an important part of upholding their rights and agency. This book will help you create opportunities for children to assess their own learning goals and achievements, which strengthens children’s sense of identity and motivation as learners. It explains how to make child-led assessment part of every learning journey and is full of ideas for collaborating with children to document their learning experiences.

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Description

Assessment as learning is an important aspect of the Early Years Learning Framework (V2.0) that involves engaging children to think about their own learning experiences and develop an understanding of themselves as learners. Educators need to be skilled at partnering with children to support children’s ownership, self-assessment and appreciation of their learning.

This Research in Practice Series book is about practical ways educators can collaborate with young children to assess and appreciate their learning. Drawing on current research to show how educators support children to assess what they already know, can do or want to learn, this book focuses on:

  • understanding what learning is—knowledge, skills and dispositions
  • recognising and appreciating young children’s self-assessment
  • the educator’s role—strategies for engaging with children about their learning aspirations and achievements.

Additional information

Weight .1 kg
Dimensions 25 × 18 cm
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Year Published

2025

Pages

24