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S3.2.2 Monitor/Assess and give constructive feedback

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# This resource is a report detailing the findings of an independent evaluation of 26 speech and language therapy pilot projects supported by the Department for Education and Employment (DfEE) (now the DCSF) through the 2000 – 2001 Standards Fund. The Educational Support and Inclusion Research and Teaching Group in the Faculty of Education of the University of Manchester were awarded a grant to...
# In May 2006 the DfES produced a position statement describing their suggested approach to teaching calculation in KS2. This is the ATM response as of July 2006.
# This is a pamphlet from the Assessment Reform Group that resulted from the Assessment Systems for the Future project funded by the Nuffield Foundation, published in 2003. The assertion is that assessment focused on testing will divert teaching and learning, and ultimately have a negative impact on children and schools. Evidence demonstrates that in England the current testing regime results in a...
# The resource is a digest of two papers which report on the Kings Medway and Oxfordshire Formative Assessment Project (KMOFAP), a year long project that started in 1999 between researchers from King’s College London and two local authorities (LAs), Medway and Oxfordshire. The LA assessment advisers and the researchers supported twenty-four teachers, one from the science and one from the...
# This is a web based programme from Teachers TV about one science teacher’s way of delivering a vocational GCSE without the need to include work placements. It also addresses other course issues such as the workload associated with marking coursework.
# This is a very thorough and comprehensive study into the impact of various assessment modes on achievement and progress in the learning and skills sector. Commissioned to conduct the investigation by the Learning and Skills Research Centre, City and Guilds and the University for Industry, the project team had access to a wide range of institutions in the sector in order to compare and contrast...
# This is a 15 minute Teachers TV programme on assessment for learning (AfL) strategies in a secondary school, showing strategies from maths and science classrooms, as well as teaching and learning staff meetings.
# In this Topic (now PRE-Online) article, Caroline Sharp of the NFER considers evidence from research and theory as it applies to developing young children’s creativity. She explains how creativity is defined, and identifies the implications for staff working in early childhood settings. She also identifies some common myths about developing young children’s creativity.
# Resources for primary school staff working to raise the attainment of advanced learners of English as an additional language.
# A review and commentary of the journal article: Florian, L. and Rouse, M. (2001) ‘Inclusive Practice in English Secondary Schools: lessons learned’ in Cambridge Journal of Education,vol.31, No.3. 2001, pp. 399-412.
# This is a review of the booklet, "Inside the Black Box" by Black and Wiliam (1998), produced as 'a research report of the month' for the General Teaching Council (GTC), in May 2001.
This pack will provide an introduction to the nature and application of assessment of and for learning with specific application to trainees in Religious Education. It will detail both theories and the rationale for good practice based on diversity and creativity. Where possible and appropriate the processes and methods sug-gested will produce suggestions for the tutors which may be replicated as...
# These two Teachers TV programmes explore strategies for incorporating Assessment for Learning (AfL) into the Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) classroom, with a particular focus on peer assessment. The message is that, when embedded in practice, this improves pupils’ independence and confidence in knowing how to progress in MFL.
# An article from the Citizenship Initial Teacher Training Professional Resource Network (citizED) on using story to teach and assess Citizenship.
# An article from the Citizenship Initial Teacher Training Professional Resource Network (citizED) on Citizenship, Lifelong Learning and Assessment.
# This systematic review using the EPPI protocol examined empirical studies of the impact of summative assessment on students' motivation, teaching approaches and the curriculum.
# This systematic EPPI review focused on the theoretical underpinnings of learning behaviour in school contexts (3-16 year olds) to inform initial teacher education (ITE) programmes.
# Website containing a comprehensive on-line directory of Traveller Education Services in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
# Glossary item: Definition and commentary for the term 'Behavioural, Emotional and Social Difficulty (BESD)'.