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1. Using data systems to inform early childhood practice
2. Revisiting the roles of teachers as assessors of childrens progress
3. The Collection and Use of Assessment information in Early Childhood Settings
4. Using digital tools to support STEM learning
5. An exploration of how e-portfolios shape how learning is supported, evidenced and communicated in early years education
6. Tools and time for noticing in early childhood pedagogy outdoors
7. Documentation as a tool for changing practices in Iceland
8. Using new tools to support a data, knowledge, action stance to explore childrens experiences of curriculum
9. Using a variety of data collection methods to better understand students in physical education in primary schools
10. Disrupting the myths regarding young childrens vulnerabilities by assessing emotional and social wellbeing
11. Dual purposes: Using childrens self-assessment plans as summative data
12. Child-Voiced Assessment for Understanding Childrens Learning and Transforming Pedagogic Practices
13. Children as assessors of their own learning- the power of listening to childrens own reflections
14. Developing teachers capacity to use data systems
15. Using Activity-Focused Assessment Within an Embedded Instruction Framework
16. Towards the future use of data systems in early years settings. .
2. Revisiting the roles of teachers as assessors of childrens progress
3. The Collection and Use of Assessment information in Early Childhood Settings
4. Using digital tools to support STEM learning
5. An exploration of how e-portfolios shape how learning is supported, evidenced and communicated in early years education
6. Tools and time for noticing in early childhood pedagogy outdoors
7. Documentation as a tool for changing practices in Iceland
8. Using new tools to support a data, knowledge, action stance to explore childrens experiences of curriculum
9. Using a variety of data collection methods to better understand students in physical education in primary schools
10. Disrupting the myths regarding young childrens vulnerabilities by assessing emotional and social wellbeing
11. Dual purposes: Using childrens self-assessment plans as summative data
12. Child-Voiced Assessment for Understanding Childrens Learning and Transforming Pedagogic Practices
13. Children as assessors of their own learning- the power of listening to childrens own reflections
14. Developing teachers capacity to use data systems
15. Using Activity-Focused Assessment Within an Embedded Instruction Framework
16. Towards the future use of data systems in early years settings. .