In “5 Ways to Turn Notes into Meaningful Observations with AI,” Jodie kicks off her AI Empowered Planning Cycle mini-series with five practical methods for turning scribbled notes into comprehensive observations. Learn a simple 3-step AI prompt sequence that keeps your unique voice, connects play to EYLF outcomes, and produces family-friendly language – cutting 20 minutes or more from every observation while lifting documentation quality.
In this episode of the Early Education in the Age of AI podcast, we delve into the world of learning stories, a popular observation method in early childhood education that celebrates the unique learning journeys of each child. We explore the core principles that set learning stories apart from traditional observation methods, highlighting their strength-based approach, detailed storytelling style descriptions, and emphasis on interpretation and analysis.
In this essential episode of Early Education in the Age of AI, Jodie explains how to write effective prompts that generate meaningful, personalised responses, and more importantly, how to review and revise AI content so it truly reflects your unique educator voice and expertise.
In this episode of Early Education in the Age of AI, I’ll share simple strategies for using AI assistants to help you create more inclusive activities, navigate cultural celebrations respectfully, and support children with diverse needs through practical scaffolding approaches.
By the end of this episode, you’ll understand exactly how to upload photos of observations, environments, and children’s work to get detailed analysis in seconds rather than hours, plus you’ll have step-by-step examples for documenting artwork, improving play spaces, and supporting children with diverse needs.
In this episode of Early Education in the Age of AI, I’ll show you how AI Assistants can become your personal educational assistant, providing instant activity ideas, reflection support, and confidence-building coaching whenever you need it most.
In this episode of Early Education in the Age of AI, I’ll show you how AI tools can become your educational assistant to make transition planning more efficient, personalised, and stress-free for both you and the children in your care.
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