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Assessment without levels

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Assessment Thinks for Teachers

This is one of a series of short blogs to hopefully help you thinking about teaching, assessment and learning.  Below are some Assessment “Thinks”. Continue reading →

Data for Learning: Nearer, Smaller, Variable and More Detailed

During June I’ll be speaking at a few conferences including a mini-input via a back door route at the Wellington Festival of Education.  A couple of the talks focus on what I’m calling Liminal Leadership and the others are about assessment. Continue reading →

Assessment is Like Pig Racing Not Pig Weighing

You might not make a pig fatter by weighing it but assessment is more like pig racing.  So went the entertaining analogy by Tim Luenig (@TimLeunig) Chief Analyst & Chief Scientific Adviser to the Department for Education and Associate Professor of Economic History at the London School of Economics. Continue reading →

Leadership: Being, Knowing, Doing (New Book)

Liminal Leadership

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