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- BELONGING, BEING & BECOMING - THE EARLY YEARS LEARNING FRAMEWORK
- (EYLF) PRACTICES
- (EYLF) Assessment and evaluation for learning, development and wellbeing
Table of contents
- BELONGING, BEING & BECOMING - THE EARLY YEARS LEARNING FRAMEWORK
- (EYLF) INTRODUCTION
- (EYLF) A VISION FOR CHILDREN'S LEARNING
- (EYLF) ELEMENTS OF THE EARLY YEARS LEARNING FRAMEWORK
- (EYLF) EARLY CHILDHOOD PEDAGOGY
- (EYLF) PRINCIPLES
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(EYLF) PRACTICES
- (EYLF) Holistic, integrated and interconnected approaches
- (EYLF) Responsiveness to children
- (EYLF) Play-based learning and intentionality
- (EYLF) Learning environments
- (EYLF) Cultural responsiveness
- (EYLF) Continuity of learning and transitions
- (EYLF) Assessment and evaluation for learning, development and wellbeing
- (EYLF) THE EARLY YEARS LEARNING FRAMEWORK PLANNING CYCLE
- (EYLF) LEARNING OUTCOMES
- (EYLF) GLOSSARY OF TERMS
- (EYLF) REFERENCES
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(EYLF) Assessment and evaluation for learning, development and wellbeing
Assessment and evaluation are part of an ongoing cycle that includes observing, documenting, analysing, planning, implementing and critical reflection. Assessment refers to the gathering of information about children’s learning, development and wellbeing, undertaken over time using a range of strategies. Evaluation refers to educators’ critical reflection on and analysis of this information, and consideration of the effectiveness of their planning and implementation of curriculum for children’s learning. Using assessment and evaluation information, educators in collaboration with children, families and other professionals formulate short and long-term learning goals for each child.