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Category: Exploration (Engagement)
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Abbreviation: EXP ENG
See also: Pre-curriculum/National curriculum descriptions. Category lists.
Description
This shows whether a pupil can build on their initial reaction to a new stimulus or activity; for example, whether they display more than an involuntary or startled reaction to the activity. Additionally, the pupil may be interested in and curious about the stimulus or activity; for example, they may notice it or reach out to it.
Exploration becomes more established when the pupil is still responsive to the same stimulus or activity when it is presented in different contexts or environments; for example, a different time of day, a different place or with different people.
Exploration is important in identifying which stimuli or activities interest the pupil and motivate them to pay attention and investigate them further, so that they can develop new knowledge and skills.
"Exploration Engagement" pages
Early Years (0-5yrs) Section:
- Language and Communication (2 pages)
Primary (5-11yrs) Section:
- Language and Communication (2 pages)
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