3. What is AfL?
Assessment for Learning is the process of seeking and
interpreting evidence for use by learners and their teachers
to decide where the learners are in their learning, where
they need to go and how best to get there.
4. Principles of AfL
Sharing learning goals
Success criteria- planning and checklists
Self and peer assessment
Using assessment to inform planning and teaching
5. Formative and Summative Assessment
Summative Assessment- Relying upon formal testing to gain an understanding
of where children are.
Formative assessment- On going assessment to inform planning and teaching-different
styles of assessment. Observations, speaking and listening tasks,
pictures as evidence.
Incerts
6. Your Task
On your tables assess where you think your children are and what their next
steps would be.
Does this fairly outline their ability?
How would you use this to inform your planning?
7. Strategies of Formative Assessment
Cups
Thumps up/dancing
Smiley faces in books
Identifying their own next steps- worksheets
Assessment chillies
Peer/self assessment- two stars and a wish
Rally Coach
You have a subject are on your tables. How could you use these strategies to
formative assess learning?
8. Reflective Practice
Opportunities for checking in using AfL
Adapting lessons as they happen- not always sticking to the plan rigidly
Using strategies before they go to the independent activity to gauge their
understanding
18. Your Gap Task
Use one of the strategies we have talked about today in your own teaching.
Use your assessment to inform your planning and be ready to feedback the
impact of this next time.