David Spendlove
Putting Assessment for Learning into Practice
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Effective assessment is central to the functioning of all schools and this resource from David Spendlove offers guidance for driving student attainment and progress through the Assessment for Learning initiative.
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Effective assessment is central to the functioning of all schools and this resource from David Spendlove offers guidance for driving student attainment and progress through the Assessment for Learning initiative.
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- Ideas in Action
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 128
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juli 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 139mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 178g
- ISBN-13: 9781847064103
- ISBN-10: 1847064108
- Artikelnr.: 26425959
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Ideas in Action
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 128
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juli 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 139mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 178g
- ISBN-13: 9781847064103
- ISBN-10: 1847064108
- Artikelnr.: 26425959
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
David Spendlove
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Feedback and learning
There are only two questions needed.
Summative, Formative and Assessment for Learning Feedback that helps
learning - the point of contact
Linking feedback to objectives
Creating the right emotional environment for feedback Gaining feedback from
learners - communication
Shaping the learning journey
Differentiation - central to AfL
Sharing criteria
Comment only marking
Planning intervention
Where does all the time for this come from?
Chapter 2 - Questioning and Dialogue
Pre planning questions (with colleagues)
Question routines
Blooming questions
Using wait time
Involving everyone in dialogue
Targeting questions
Think Pair Share
Look no hands
Key questions to frame the learning
Socratic questioning
Putting it all together
Chapter 3 - Further elements of AfL and learning.
The learner and assessment - Peer assessment
Engaging learners with criteria
From Quality Control to Quality Assurance
Lesson design - building in not adding on
Writing objectives
Sharing Objectives using WILT and WALT OLl
Model and Share
AfL and Personalised learning
Learner (pupil) Voice
Just in time or just in case
Self Esteem and Self efficacy
Motivation
Plenaries
Portfolios
Chapter 4 - the big picture
Teacher constructs
Formative use of summative assessment
Findings from research into AfL
Developing whole school approach to AfL
Autonomy not automation - comment only feedback. Communicating learning
expectations -what and should you share?
Peer review /Coaching
Changing attitudes and expectations - reframing.
Working collaboratively
Assessment reform group
10 Principles for AfL Self evaluation - where are we? Further reading
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Feedback and learning
There are only two questions needed.
Summative, Formative and Assessment for Learning Feedback that helps
learning - the point of contact
Linking feedback to objectives
Creating the right emotional environment for feedback Gaining feedback from
learners - communication
Shaping the learning journey
Differentiation - central to AfL
Sharing criteria
Comment only marking
Planning intervention
Where does all the time for this come from?
Chapter 2 - Questioning and Dialogue
Pre planning questions (with colleagues)
Question routines
Blooming questions
Using wait time
Involving everyone in dialogue
Targeting questions
Think Pair Share
Look no hands
Key questions to frame the learning
Socratic questioning
Putting it all together
Chapter 3 - Further elements of AfL and learning.
The learner and assessment - Peer assessment
Engaging learners with criteria
From Quality Control to Quality Assurance
Lesson design - building in not adding on
Writing objectives
Sharing Objectives using WILT and WALT OLl
Model and Share
AfL and Personalised learning
Learner (pupil) Voice
Just in time or just in case
Self Esteem and Self efficacy
Motivation
Plenaries
Portfolios
Chapter 4 - the big picture
Teacher constructs
Formative use of summative assessment
Findings from research into AfL
Developing whole school approach to AfL
Autonomy not automation - comment only feedback. Communicating learning
expectations -what and should you share?
Peer review /Coaching
Changing attitudes and expectations - reframing.
Working collaboratively
Assessment reform group
10 Principles for AfL Self evaluation - where are we? Further reading
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Feedback and learning
There are only two questions needed.
Summative, Formative and Assessment for Learning Feedback that helps
learning - the point of contact
Linking feedback to objectives
Creating the right emotional environment for feedback Gaining feedback from
learners - communication
Shaping the learning journey
Differentiation - central to AfL
Sharing criteria
Comment only marking
Planning intervention
Where does all the time for this come from?
Chapter 2 - Questioning and Dialogue
Pre planning questions (with colleagues)
Question routines
Blooming questions
Using wait time
Involving everyone in dialogue
Targeting questions
Think Pair Share
Look no hands
Key questions to frame the learning
Socratic questioning
Putting it all together
Chapter 3 - Further elements of AfL and learning.
The learner and assessment - Peer assessment
Engaging learners with criteria
From Quality Control to Quality Assurance
Lesson design - building in not adding on
Writing objectives
Sharing Objectives using WILT and WALT OLl
Model and Share
AfL and Personalised learning
Learner (pupil) Voice
Just in time or just in case
Self Esteem and Self efficacy
Motivation
Plenaries
Portfolios
Chapter 4 - the big picture
Teacher constructs
Formative use of summative assessment
Findings from research into AfL
Developing whole school approach to AfL
Autonomy not automation - comment only feedback. Communicating learning
expectations -what and should you share?
Peer review /Coaching
Changing attitudes and expectations - reframing.
Working collaboratively
Assessment reform group
10 Principles for AfL Self evaluation - where are we? Further reading
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Feedback and learning
There are only two questions needed.
Summative, Formative and Assessment for Learning Feedback that helps
learning - the point of contact
Linking feedback to objectives
Creating the right emotional environment for feedback Gaining feedback from
learners - communication
Shaping the learning journey
Differentiation - central to AfL
Sharing criteria
Comment only marking
Planning intervention
Where does all the time for this come from?
Chapter 2 - Questioning and Dialogue
Pre planning questions (with colleagues)
Question routines
Blooming questions
Using wait time
Involving everyone in dialogue
Targeting questions
Think Pair Share
Look no hands
Key questions to frame the learning
Socratic questioning
Putting it all together
Chapter 3 - Further elements of AfL and learning.
The learner and assessment - Peer assessment
Engaging learners with criteria
From Quality Control to Quality Assurance
Lesson design - building in not adding on
Writing objectives
Sharing Objectives using WILT and WALT OLl
Model and Share
AfL and Personalised learning
Learner (pupil) Voice
Just in time or just in case
Self Esteem and Self efficacy
Motivation
Plenaries
Portfolios
Chapter 4 - the big picture
Teacher constructs
Formative use of summative assessment
Findings from research into AfL
Developing whole school approach to AfL
Autonomy not automation - comment only feedback. Communicating learning
expectations -what and should you share?
Peer review /Coaching
Changing attitudes and expectations - reframing.
Working collaboratively
Assessment reform group
10 Principles for AfL Self evaluation - where are we? Further reading