Involving pupils in self and peer assessment
How can pupils help each other to progress in using Key Processes?
Self-assessment by pupils is an essential component of formative assessment - especially when the focus of the assessment is on Key Processes. This module encourages discussion of the following issues:
- How can we help pupils to become aware of the Key Processes?
- How can pupils take more responsibility for their own learning?
- How can pupils be encouraged to improve each other's work?
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The module is a three-part "sandwich", giving a chance for participants to try the new ideas in their own classroom, then reconvene to discuss the experience:
Introductory session
Discuss the issues, observe a lesson video and plan your own lesson
Into the classroom
Try an activity in your own classroom
Follow-up session
Reflect on your experiences and explore related issues
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Credits
The videos were made possible by the hard work, patience and cooperation of the staff and pupils of Arthur Terry School, Sutton Coldfield.
Technical notes
These modules will work best with a recent version of Internet Explorer (IE 10/11), Firefox, Safari or Chrome. IE8 or later should work (with some cosmetic issues) but will not be supported.
The modules are video-based, and require a fast internet connection.
Some institutional networks may interfere with the video playback. Alternatively, download the complete module from the link below when you have access to fast internet (the files are ~1GB) and run the module from your hard drive or a memory stick.
PC Users will require Adobe Reader or alternative to view and print the documents.