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Practical Classroom Assessment

Kylie Readman, Bill Allen, Nathanael Reinertsen · ISBN 9780190325428
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Publisher Oxford University Press ANZ
Author(s) Kylie Readman / Bill Allen / Nathanael Reinertsen
Edition 2
Published 5th June 2020
Related course codes EPT444 - Professional Experience, EPT449 - Professional Experience, EPT452 - Assessment and Reporting, EDU2110 Teaching
How can data analysis inform effective assessment practice?Assessment is central to learning. It is not just about testing or measuring learning; it is an integral part of curriculum, pedagogyand student learning. Practical Classroom Assessment demonstrates how and why assessment should be firmly embedded in the day-to-day practices of learning and teaching. It addresses current issues in the teaching and study of assessment planning and shows how assessment can be used to aid, support and enable learning. It provides pre-service and practising teachers with strategies to develop the skills, competencies and confidence to conduct assessments that will enrich their students’ learning. New to this EditionAddresses the growing need for data analysis by showing students how to use data to inform their assessment practice. This will also assist students in meeting the fifth AITSL professional practice standard: ‘Assess, provide feedback and report on student learning’Chapter 15: Classroom Implications of Standardised Testing and Examinations has been revised and updated to align with the national curriculumChapter 4: From Assessing with Standards to Assessing with Learning Progressions explores an increasingly important trend in assessment – determining student progress, rather than attainment. One of the main recommendations of the Gonski 2.0 report (2018) was that schools should be able to demonstrate that all students had made one year’s progress in one academic year. What this means for classroom assessment is introduced and explored in this chapterChapter 13: Assessment in Primary and Lower Secondary Years in State and Australian Curricula allows for a greater focus on the primary and lower secondary years. Along with Chapters 12 to 14 looking at the differences between assessment practices in different stages of education from early childhood to senior secondary.
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