Tda 3.7, 4.2 using the outcome of Assessments For Learning to improve professional practice?
Help needed please. I'm struggling with TDA3.7 assessment criteria 4.2. Use the outcomes of AFL to reflect on and improve own contribution to supporting learning.
I'm just not sure what it is I'm supposed to be writing about. I've been sitting with this all day getting more and more frustrated, any help would be very gratefully received.:frown: |
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I know it's been a long time, you're probably done and dusted now! What did you write in the end? S x |
4.2. Use the outcomes of AFL to reflect on and improve own contribution to supporting learning
Hi the format of Assessments For Learning may well be personalised to your workplace/ school/setting and most certainly will reflect the individual children. When you look at the outcomes of the AFL from your class you might see different ways that you could improve your contribution eg. looking closely at the types of ASL strategies that you're involved with - observing? questioning? peer assessment? informal records? ways you provide feedback?
Page 203 of the STL handbook looks at these in greater depth and page 104 examines the role of a Teacher and Support Practitioner so you can identify other ways to better improve your practice - how frequently you observe children, how much time you have to listen and hear what children are saying, the sort of open-ended questions you use. Hth xx |
What did you put for this please? I am struggling with this one x
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Hi, sadly this thread started back in 2012 so hopefully if members don't pop back, this will help?
TDA 3.7 can be found in the older STL handbook on page 112. Use thoutcome of assessment to reflect and improve own contribution. Following learngin activities, you will need to look at the outcomes of assessments for learning so that you can judge whether the way in which you have approached the process has been successful. In other words, you should be able to check if it has enabled pupils to take more responsibility for the learning experience and has influenced what they have learnt. You will also need to reflect on your own learning and experience when supporting pupil learning, so that you can adjust your approach if necessary. You should think about: How you questioned pupils and encouraged them to look closely at the assessment criteria (learning objectives/goals of the activity) How you gave feedback to pupils How you supported both peer and self-assessment This best practice checklist on page 108 can help you see whether different strategies may have worked better with pupils.can help:
In the newer handbook Unit 10 Assessment For Learning starts on page 110 Consider these tips for best practice and how what you do reflects them:
Page 163 Supporting learners to reflect on their learning and identify progress and learning needs: Strategies you might be familiar with ..
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