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Assessment for Learning: planning for learning intentions Dr Joanna Goodman www.cromwell-consulting.com What will my students learn at the end of the lesson? How will they learn? How will I assess what they already know? How will I check their understandi ng? How will I know where they are in their learning? Joanna Goodman Cromwell Consulting Ltd

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Page 1: Assessment for learning

Joanna Goodman Cromwell Consulting Ltd

Assessment for Learning: planning for learning intentions

Dr Joanna Goodman

www.cromwell-consulting.com

What will my students learn at the end of the

lesson?

How will they

learn?

How will I assess what they already

know?

How will I check their

understanding?

How will I know where they are in

their learning?

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Learning Intentions: focus on learning outcomes

By the end of the session,

students will:

•be able to tell•be able to explain•be able to demonstrate•be able to compare•be able to predict•be able to justify•be able to evaluate

LEARNINGnot

Doing

Joanna Goodman Cromwell Consulting

Ltd

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Assessing what students already know

From

known

Into unknown

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Student Engagement: learning

listening

reading

comparing

measuringlearning

How will they learn?

peer-work

group-work

individual work

on-line

interaction

learning

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Student Engagement: teaching

Sharing

learning

intentionsModelling

Sharing success criteria

Coaching: askin

g questions

about learni

ng

Teaching

How will I teach?

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Teaching Strategies: dialogic interactions

Extending time for answers Questions: open, indirect, to

close gaps in learning, no single answer questions,

cross-curricular

‘Hands dawn’ approach

Feedback

Generating Effective

Discussions

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Assessment

assessing

•Where students are in their learning?

assessing

•Where do they need to get?

assessing

•How to get there?

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Feedback for Improvement•Ac

knowledge achievement

Achievement

•Identify next steps in learning

Next steps

•Give specific guidance for improvement

Specific guidance

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Distribution of Teacher Time

Planning for learning intentions and assessment

Dialogic interaction: engaging students in their learning

Feeding forward: feedback for improvement

Reporting

Reporting on where students are in

their learning

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Feeding Forward: effective feedback

Comments only feedback which identifies:

•what has been achieved / done well•what needs to be done next / where the

gaps are•how to achieve the next step in

learning /how to close the gaps

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Assessment

Learning intentionHas it been achieved?

How do I know and what to do

next?

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Planning for learning

Student engagem

ent

Plenary: assessing against

the learning intentions

Learning intention

s

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Assessment to Inform Future Teaching: on-going dialogic interaction and adjusting teaching to learning

www.cromwell-consulting.com