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Assessment

Assessment blog category on the @TeacherToolkit website. Feel free to comment within these articles or share them via your social networks.

5 Marking Tips for Teachers

14th Dec 2016 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading time, < 1 minuteIf teachers need to mark during their holidays, what strategies can reduce or eliminate this burden?

High Aspirations for All Children

27th Oct 2016 by Helen Davis

Reading time, 3 minutes: Does testing primary students at such a young age, equate to having ‘high aspirations for all’?

Stability in Assessment? No Thanks!

26th Oct 2016 by Jen Willis

Reading time, 3 minutes: Do our primary schools now have stability in assessment?

A Secure Overview: Data Galore!

25th Oct 2016 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading time, 4 minutes: Whether or not you have great relationships with your students, how well do you know their prior data and pathway?

Know Your Students: The Life Of A Deputy Headteacher

22nd Oct 2016 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading time, 3 minutes: How well do teachers know their students?

Live Marking: Feedback in Lessons

20th Oct 2016 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading time, 4 minutes: Does live-marking have a place in the classroom? If so, how can it be managed and what impact can it have?

Pupil Attitudes to Self and School

16th Oct 2016 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading time, 2 minutes: Why and how do attitudes to learning aid learning, and what evidence supports improvement and academic performance?

Improving Marking and Feedback

16th Sep 2016 by Steven Robertson

Reading time, 4 minutes: Would you like to develop your understanding of assessment and the purpose of high quality marking and feedback?

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Life After Levels: A Small Primary’s Approach

28th Jun 2016 by Jen Willis

Reading time, 4 minutes: We have found life after levels. It is by no means a fait accompli but we are pleased with the steps that we have made thus far. It’s working for us – and that, I think, is the point.

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Assessment After Levels

5th Jun 2016 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading time, 5 minutes: How is ‘life after levels’ at your school?

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Lessons in Leadership

1st Jun 2016 by Steven Robertson

Reading time, 2 minutes: Are there lessons to be learnt from a chaotic year in the Department for Education?

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Smart Data in the Classroom

11th May 2016 by @TeacherToolkit

Reading time, 2 minutes: Why do so many teachers cite data as the biggest contributor to their increased workload?

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