This is where we look at the next steps for the children but also the next steps for the educators. What might we say and do differently next time to support the learning in the ways we had intended?

It's time to take all your observations and analyze the data. Join me, Carla Ward, as Tracy Money walks us through what to do with all the collected data and how to turn it into useful and authentic data that benefits the child. 

Join Carla Ward with co-host, Tracy Money as they discuss pedagogical documentation. What it is, why is it important and how to do it effectively and efficiently. Learn how to document in a way to listen. 

"If we want to maximize the learning, we must be intentional in our role." - Tracy Money

The educator is a driving force in the classroom and plays a huge role in the learning that takes place in their program. 

It is important as educators to reflect on our own learning styles. Often a hands-on learner will provide hands-on opportunities for the students, a visual learner provides visual learning opportunities and so forth. We, as educators, need to ensure that we are providing multiple learning style options to the children in our programs. 

In this episode, Carla Ward and Tracy Money talk about the importance of knowing your learner and building meaningful relationships with them in your program. 

Join Carla Ward and Tracy Money on this 8 episode Summer Series as they dive deep into Planning for Learning in the childcare classroom. 

Being resilient means being able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions. If we can teach children how to be resilient then we are setting them up for a lifetime of success. 

Plants can and should play important roles in any classroom. Listen to episode 22 to find out the benefits of plants in the classroom!

Join Katherine Morris as she shares incredible insight into working with children in poverty, the power we have as educators to support children and help them feel loved.