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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

Assessment Without Levels Is Built on Trusting Teachers

Assessment is integral to curriculum design and delivery including at the class room level as teaching and learning … so starts the first draft of our new Assessment Policy.  We attempting to nail the principles – there isn’t a +/- or a, b, c in sight. Continue reading

Life After Levels – An Assessment Revolution?   

Over recent months I’ve been involved in interviews for a number of posts across the Multi Academy Trust.  One of our favourite questions has been, “What will assessment look like once levels are dead?”  The answers have on the whole been a bit confused.  Continue reading

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