
An extremely useful powerpoint on peer and self-assessment which could be used as an informative CPD for staff either through whole school or in departments.
The powerpoint easily contains enough material for a 30-45 minute CPD session and is relevant to staff in KS2, 3 and 4. It covers how to easily incorporate self and peer assessment into lessons through 6 clear strategies, the benefits of doing so (backed up by research), examples of good practice and a framework to assess progress against.
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Set of Secondary School CPD Sessions
This bundle contains a set of CPD sessions for secondary school teachers. It consists of a series of interactive and engaging CPD powerpoints on peer and self-assessment, intervention strategies for borderline students, autism and how best to support students with autism. They contain a wealth of evidence-based practical advice and strategies to use in the classroom and encourage collaboration and discussion.
KS3 and KS4 Peer and Self Assessment Resources
This bundle contains a comprehensive set of resources to help secondary school students self and peer assess whilst promoting higher-order thinking skills and encouraging them to think reflectively. Pupils are provided with a learning mat containing guidance, frameworks and key phrases to use when self or peer assessing a piece of work and a set of templates to peer and self-assess, including a specialised framework to evaluate a piece of writing. Also included in the bundle is a powerpoint containing a CPD session on self and peer assessment.
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