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Triple marking, book scrutiny, lesson observations - the many misguided attempts to make learning visible
In her fortnightly column, Daisy Christodoulou asks whether we can find a solution to the issue of making learning and teaching visible
16 January 2018
‘If we rely on one type of assessment, we will never get a full picture of children’s understanding’
In order to accurately measure a child’s understanding, we need to use variety of assessments, argues Daisy Christodoulou
11 December 2017
‘If you’re worried about the accuracy of your marking, you’re probably right to be’
Bias makes much of the marking we do in schools inaccurate, argues education author and Tes columnist Daisy Christodoulou
27 November 2017
Garbage in, garbage out - is this the reality of school data?
Daisy Christodoulou asks whether our data systems are as accurate as we like to think them to be
13 November 2017
Primary versus secondary: when do pupils make most progress?
In the second of her weekly Tes columns, Daisy Christodoulou looks at new research into how and when pupils make progress, which suggests that improvement happens more quickly at primary school
30 October 2017
‘Assessment is deceptively difficult, but fundamentally it is about meaning and communication’
In the first of her new monthly columns for Tes, Daisy Christodoulou explains what makes assessment so crucial
16 October 2017
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