Episode 7 Are we documenting in an ethical way?

Dr Deborah Harcourt by Dr Deborah Harcourt

Dec 13, 201721:22Education

In this episode, we question the ethics of current documentation practices with a focus on a deeper consideration to involving children in deciding what is significant and what is made visible for others to see.

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