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Why setting Sats standards shouldn’t be a group activity
Vulnerable children are at risk from a slow-moving system and wily parents when they move between schools
17 November 2017
Why bother collecting data if no one has any faith in it?
Schools are having to prove the validity of their assessments against questionable national benchmarks – and the situation is unlikely to improve
20 October 2017
Mine of information
Documenting what you have taught and how well pupils have understood it will enable you to tailor future lessons to enhance learning. James Pembroke has put together a beginner’s guide to being a data-savvy teacher
13 October 2017
GCSE grading: it’s just as easy as HVS 1a, II, 3c+
Having a hard time getting to grips with the new grading system? It could be worse!
22 September 2017
End misguided approaches to measuring pupil progress
‘Shared space’ learning would remove meaningless categories and uniform progression
1 September 2017
We must dodge being too doggedly directed by data
There’s more than one way to student success, so let’s not rely too much on snapshots of data
7 July 2017
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