Guidelines for documenting children’s learning
dynamics of the children’s group or team change. • Constantly review and remind yourself why you are documenting and for whom. • Make it relevant for the setting, as documentation will look different across different settings. For example, long day care, family day care, outside school hours care and preschool require different
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