Assessment Resources Teaching and Learning 

Don’t Be Afraid Of Live Modelling

20th November 201819th November 2018 David Lowbridge-Ellis 58 Views 0 Comments Andy Tharby, Assessment, Corrections, Direct Instruction, display, exam responses, live modelling, Mistakes, Modelling, Rosenshine, Shaun Allison, success criteria, technology, Visualiser, whiteboard, Writing

How can you confidently implement live modelling in your classroom?

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Assessment Middle Leadership Podcasts 

Podcast 31: Is A Results-Based Education System A Good Idea?

4th November 201812th November 2018 Joshua McGovern 573 Views 0 Comments #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, Alice Ferguson, Assessment, boys, challenge, Exams, experiment, girls, Head of Science, leadership, Middle Leadership, motivation, piggot school, Podcast, science, Teaching and Learning, women, WomenEd

Is a results-based education system a good idea?

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Assessment Podcasts Workload 

Podcast 30: How Common is Over-Marking?

20th October 201821st October 2018 Joshua McGovern 1400 Views 0 Comments #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, English, live marking, Marking, Ofsted, over-marking, performing arts, Podcast, secondary, Workload, yellow box marking

How common is ‘over-marking’ for teachers?

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Assessment Curriculum Workload 

How Can We Improve Assessment Practice?

17th October 201817th October 2018 Iesha Small 873 Views 0 Comments Assessment, LKMco, making waves, Pearson, Research, teacher feedback, Think Tank

How can assessment be improved to reduce teacher workload?

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Assessment Curriculum Policies 

How To Revolutionise Your Marking Workload

16th October 201818th October 2018 Lynn How 1488 Views 3 Comments accountability, Assessment, BBC, Dame Alison Peacock, Education Endowment Foundation, Feedback, Huntington Research School, Marking, Ofsted, ownership, Research, telegraph, Third Space Learning, Wellbeing, Workload

With this approach, could we scrap marking completely?

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Assessment Teaching and Learning Workload 

4 Steps To Ditching Differentiation

15th October 201815th October 2018 David Lowbridge-Ellis 4168 Views 7 Comments challenge, Differentiation, myth, Ofsted, planning, scaffolding, Sean Harford, stretch, Wellbeing, Workload

How can we change the differentiation narrative?

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Assessment Research Workload 

Does Verbal Feedback Improve Outcomes?

1st October 20186th October 2018 Holly Gardner 1176 Views 0 Comments Access and Widening Participation Office, Action Research, CPD, Disadvantaged, key stage 3, London Centre for Leadership in Learning, Mark Quinn, Marking, Register now, Research and Development, research project, UCL, UCL Institute of Education, Verbal Feedback, Verbal Feedback Project, Year 7, Year 8

Does verbal feedback have any impact on student outcomes?

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Assessment Students Workload 

Teaching Ideas To Bin: Data Drops

29th September 201829th September 2018 John Dabell 827 Views 2 Comments Assessment, Data, data drop, Fads, Formative Assessment, Gimmicks, Myths, Progress, Summative Assessment, target setting, Tom Sherrington, Workload

Is collecting data the biggest waste of teacher time?

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Assessment Teaching and Learning Workload 

13 Marking Workload Tips For Teachers

24th September 20183rd October 2018 Lynn How 3158 Views 7 Comments class marking sheet, even better if, live marking, Marking, Peer assessment, self marking, self-assessment, teacher workload, Teaching assistant, what went well

How can you get your marking workload under control this term?

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Assessment Students Teaching and Learning 

Teaching Ideas To Bin: Work Scrutinies

22nd September 201822nd September 2018 John Dabell 1719 Views 8 Comments book-look, educational fads, Fads, Marking, Multi Academy Trust, Myths, Progress, Summative Assessment, work scrutinies

Are book-looks dangerous and unreliable?

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Assessment Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

Teaching Ideas To Bin: Marking By Frequency And Colour

25th August 201824th August 2018 John Dabell 1072 Views 2 Comments Assessment, colour coding, Feedback, frequency, Marking, Marking Policy, whole school policy

Do you mark by frequency and colour?

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Assessment Research Teaching and Learning 

Verbal Feedback In The Classroom

5th August 201824th July 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2796 Views 3 Comments Access and Widening Participation Office, Black African, Black Caribbean, Carly Sandy, Disadvantaged, Ethnicity, Feedback, Gypsy Students, Institute of Education, IoE, London Centre for Leadership in Learning, Mark Quinn, Migrants, Research and Development, Roma Students, Traveller Students, UCL, University College London, Verbal Feedback, Workload, Written Feedback

What is the relative value of verbal feedback in the classroom, versus non-verbal feedback approaches?

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Assessment Leadership Ofsted 

Teaching Ideas To Bin: Ofsted Banners

4th August 201820th July 2018 John Dabell 1518 Views 2 Comments advertising, Amanda Spielman, Andy Cope, banners, Billingham South Community School, Branding, Brundall Primary, business, Jarlath O’Brien, logos, Money, Ofsted, The Independent, Times Educational Supplement

Do you have an Ofsted banner outside your school?

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Assessment Teaching and Learning Workload 

Educational Fad: Verbal Feedback Stamps

15th July 201812th July 2018 John Dabell 1864 Views 3 Comments #MarkPlanTeach, accountability, Assessment, Conti, David Didau, evidence, Gianfranco Conti, James Theobald, Marking Frenzy, Mary Myatt, Michael Tidd, Ross Morrison McGill, Verbal Feedback Stamps, Workload Review

Are you still using verbal feedback stamps?

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Assessment Coaching CPD 

#1MinCPD: The Quick Coaching Method

11th July 201811th July 2018 Hanna Beech 1353 Views 3 Comments #1minCPD, coachee, Coaching, Email, mentor

Have can coaching be quick yet effective?

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