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Deliver Top-Quality Observations & Assessments To Inform Best-Practice Planning
Successfully Incorporating Parents & Child-Led Learning

A One-Day Nursery World Conference, 24 February 2010, The Royal National Hotel, London 

www.oapconference.com

Theory & Practice Of OAP

Providing you with peer-to-peer good-practice examples of how to demonstrate quality improvement and ensure positive learning outcomes by using observations and assessments to inform planning:

Ofsted Update: Clarify Expectations And Receive Guidance On The Practical Reality Of Observation, Assessment & Planning

Address Your OAP Challenges And Set Objectives For The Day Ahead

Observation Excellence To Aid Effective Planning: Understand The Importance Of Quality Not Quantity And Ensure You Are Recording Accurately

Focus On The Practicalities Of Observing Children To Ensure You Deliver Top Quality Observations For Your Specific Setting

Discover How To Assess Your Observations And Link Your Findings To The Stages Of Child Development To Guide You In The Planning Of Future Activities

Ensure Your Final Assessment Is Correct: Through An Interactive Exercise Examine The Tools And Techniques Of Assessment

Demonstrate Best-Practice Planning: Examine How To Develop Flexible Plans That Incorporate Both Child-Led Play & Adult-Initiated Learning

Receive A Practical Guide On How To Plan Activities That Are Accurately Informed By Your Observations And Assessments

Focus On Unique Child Observations And Assessments To Effectively Plan Group Activities That Still Address Individual Needs

Include Parents In OAP: Help Parents Understand Their Involvement To Ensure They Are Reinforcing Learning And Development At Home

Review The Agenda You Set At The Start Of The Day And Ensure That Your OAP Concerns Have Been Addressed