CHCPR303D- TIME RECORDS

Time records is a bit like an observation - just with time frames noted on it. eg: 12.15-12.25 Jamie played on the bikes by pushing it along with his feet. 12.25-12.30 With encouragement from Lisa, Jamie practiced using the pedals while Lisa pushed the bike around the bike track. 12.30-12.45 jamie has now got the hang of riding the bike and is doing many laps of the bike track using the pedals correctly.

It would need to be in a better format than that - like a table with the times down the side and the comments in the middle section and perhaps a bit at the bottom on how you could extend Jamie's learning now.

Learning stories are a wonderful tool. There is lots on this website, look under online EYLF tools for some of them and there are examples on the site too - just use the search box.

Cathie

Thx for that, I have 'tried' to do one, but just doesn't look like think I might need to search some more lol....

I now understand the Learning Stories more, the format I found was different to the one I have seen before and got confused :/

Another user on this site asked about time samples too. One of our member provided an explanation and samples of a time record. Here's the link: http://www.aussiechildcarenetwork.com/diploma-assignments/diploma-observation-types-t265.html

Hope it helps,
L.A

thx LA just read it and now I know just what to look for