I have collected the assessment data from the Term 1 and Term 2 E Asttle assessments. I will analyse this information to plan for future teaching. I will look at the scores and identify if they have increased or decreased and reflect on why. The vital part of assessments is the teacher's use of the information.
Welcome to my blog where you will get an insight into my teaching practice, my passion for education, my challenges, successes and reflections. I hope my posts and experiences will encourage or challenge you in your practice. This year I am a CoL Across School teacher for our Manaiakalani Cluster.It is a role I have aspired to have for sometime and I am excited for this new journey of learning and professional growth. He waka eke noa.
Monday, 25 June 2018
E Asttle assessment analysis
Data collection is vital as it is a measure of the progress of students. Our school conducts E Asttle writing assessments three times a year. The assessment helps with our teacher judgements as to where the students are with their writing levels. Other information we use for our teacher judgements are the writing work the students do in class as well as their understanding from group discussions.
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