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Embedded formative assessment. Written by Siobhán Leahy,...
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Paul Black Professor of Science Education, Emeritus,King's College London Verified email at kcl.ac.uk
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In this video clip, Dylan Wiliam outlines five key assessment strategies and how they interconnect. He describes the different roles of learners and staff.
Dylan Wiliam, through this video clip, wants to ensure that all children and young people are enabled to improve their learning, attainment and achievement through the use of well-considered appropriate assessment strategies.
Study of this video clip leads to a focus to ensure that all staff, know where students are within their learning; what feedback moves learners on and the knowledge that everyone involved is clear about the success criteria. There is also clear understanding of the potential impact from student peer assessment and student self-assessment.
Professor Dylan Wiliam was as the face of BBC2's 2011 documentary series on teaching techniques, The Classroom Experiment, and this beginner's guide sets out the background to him and his work.
Jan 10, 2019 · In many of Dylan Wiliam's talks and publications he references five 'key strategies' that support the implementation of effective formative assessment. The five strategies each get a chapter in his excellent book Embedding Formative Assessment (2011) which builds on the work he developed with other colleagues in the 90s and 00s.
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Within the French language literature, they were typically discussed as aspects of the regulation of learning processes, and within the English language literature, to the extent that it was E-mail address: dylanwiliam@mac.com. 0191-491X/$ – see front matter ß 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
