Thank you Kim. It really resonates for me too – great conversation in the supervisors mtg this morning in connection with Sylvia’s invitation to consider the way we approach documentation. Why are we documenting in the place? What is our intention (what are we focusing on?)? Something happens ‘to us’ when we bring a conscious intention into the ‘how’ and ‘what’ of documentation. What are we paying attention to in any given moment with children? How do we share back with each other, beyond simply telling the story of “what happened”?
Sylvia’s quote really resonates. Documentation should provoke our (collective) thinking. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Kim. It really resonates for me too – great conversation in the supervisors mtg this morning in connection with Sylvia’s invitation to consider the way we approach documentation. Why are we documenting in the place? What is our intention (what are we focusing on?)? Something happens ‘to us’ when we bring a conscious intention into the ‘how’ and ‘what’ of documentation. What are we paying attention to in any given moment with children? How do we share back with each other, beyond simply telling the story of “what happened”?