The Practical Guide to Assessment in the Primary Classroom
Sue Cosson(Author)
Paul Chapman Educational Publishing
1st Edition
Book
Hardback
128 pages
978-1-4129-3461-9 (ISBN)
Description
'The major elements of assessment are covered and there are practical examples, ideas and tips for classroom practice, which makes it a useful resource for teachers' - Jeanne Mundy, Assessment Co-ordinator, East Riding of Yorkshire LA
Designed as a reference and source of ideas for new teachers, it includes definitions, key principles and references to major pieces of research, as well as a range of practical strategies which teachers (and students) can use in their own settings.
Topics covered include:
o assessment - The Big Picture
o assessment in everyday lessons
o sharing learning objectives and success criteria
o peer and self-assessment
o feedback for learning
o the classroom environment and ethos
o what needs to be recorded?
o the 'so what' factor - making use of assessment information
o target setting
o further reading, support materials and professional development
The book takes a reflective approach which will encourage new teachers to analyse their own practice. It will appeal to newly-qualified primary teachers, ITT students on primary courses (B.Ed, PGCE, SCITT etc), school-based mentors and assessment co-ordinators.
The Primary Guides Series is designed to offer practical help to new teachers. Covering key areas of practice, they present an accessible combination of information, theory, advice and guidance.
Designed as a reference and source of ideas for new teachers, it includes definitions, key principles and references to major pieces of research, as well as a range of practical strategies which teachers (and students) can use in their own settings.
Topics covered include:
o assessment - The Big Picture
o assessment in everyday lessons
o sharing learning objectives and success criteria
o peer and self-assessment
o feedback for learning
o the classroom environment and ethos
o what needs to be recorded?
o the 'so what' factor - making use of assessment information
o target setting
o further reading, support materials and professional development
The book takes a reflective approach which will encourage new teachers to analyse their own practice. It will appeal to newly-qualified primary teachers, ITT students on primary courses (B.Ed, PGCE, SCITT etc), school-based mentors and assessment co-ordinators.
The Primary Guides Series is designed to offer practical help to new teachers. Covering key areas of practice, they present an accessible combination of information, theory, advice and guidance.
Reviews / Votes
'The major elements of assessment are covered and there are practical examples, ideas and tips for classroom practice, which makes it a useful resource for teachers' - Jeanne Mundy, Assessment Co-ordinator, East Riding of Yorkshire LAMore details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Thousand Oaks
United States
Publishing group
Sage Publications Ltd
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 242 mm
Width: 170 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-4129-3461-9 (9781412934619)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Sue Cosson has wide experience as an adviser and Ofsted inspector, and is currently working as a CPD provider for new teachers across Norfolk. She has a refreshing and approachable writing style which is ideal for a book at this level.
Content
ics covered include:
1. Assessment - The Big Picture
2. Assessment in everyday lessons
3. Sharing learning objectives and success criteria
4. Peer and self-assessment
5. Feedback for learning
6. The classroom environment and ethos
7. What needs to be recorded?
8. The 'so what' factor - making use of assessment information
9. Target setting
10. Further reading, support materials and professional development
1. Assessment - The Big Picture
2. Assessment in everyday lessons
3. Sharing learning objectives and success criteria
4. Peer and self-assessment
5. Feedback for learning
6. The classroom environment and ethos
7. What needs to be recorded?
8. The 'so what' factor - making use of assessment information
9. Target setting
10. Further reading, support materials and professional development