PPT-Students as Partners in Assessment and Feedback:

A Sectoral Approach to Change Dr Geraldine ONeill 14 th March 2017 AHEAD National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning Learner variability Students As Partners . Dr. Venda Louise Pollock & Chris Jones (Fine Art). Sandy Alden & Brenda Wilkinson (Student Wellbeing) with James Ricketts as student lead. Creative Difference. CONTEXT. :. Assessment & feedback identified as problematic within A&D subject areas (Vaughan & . the Future. Sue Gill, QuILT and Rachael Thornton, NUSU. Background . Sector wide concerns about assessment and feedback. NSS not the only driver. Staff concerns too. Our plan. Building on previous joint campaign. Assessment for Learning Workshop . Portage la Prairie School Division . Facilitators: Brigitte Heppner, Faye Maly, and Donna Mueller. “. ". The most powerful single modification that enhances achievement is feedback. The simplest prescription for improving education must be ‘dollops of feedback’.” . Theory and Practice. David . Nicol. Visiting Professor in Centre for Higher Education Practice. University of Ulster. Emeritus Professor: University of . Strathclyde. Website: reap.ac.uk. Festival of Innovative Practice 18 June 2013. Timothy Roberts. Teacher . Starting Out . Strong. Beginning Teachers’ Conference. Oblig. Class Expectations. Mr Roberts will …. *. *. *. *. I will…. *. *. *. *. Results:. Year 7. Year 8. Year 9. Dr. Venda Louise Pollock & Chris Jones (Fine Art). Sandy Alden & Brenda Wilkinson (Student Wellbeing) with James Ricketts as student lead. Creative Difference. CONTEXT. :. Assessment & feedback identified as problematic within A&D subject areas (Vaughan & . Teachers of Teachers of Mathematics Conference. September 7, 2012. Ashland, . Oregon. Nicole Miller Rigelman. Portland State University. rigelman@. pdx.edu. Assessment . can. contribute to the development of effective schools.. : Do students read summative feedback returned to them alone at a computer?. Phil Denton and David McIlroy, Faculty of Science. Feedback for learning. The facilitation of learning is one of the reasons why assessment is undertaken.. the Future. Sue Gill, QuILT and Rachael Thornton, NUSU. Background . Sector wide concerns about assessment and feedback. NSS not the only driver. Staff concerns too. Our plan. Building on previous joint campaign. screencasting. . Mandy Lee. , Sue Norman, Sarah Whitehouse, . Dr. Marcus Witt. . Education. , ACE. UWE Learning and Teaching Conference. 21. st. June 2016. Background and literature. Introduction. Dublin City University. January 2013. Sally Brown. http://sally-. brown.net. Emerita Professor, Leeds Metropolitan University,. Adjunct Professor, University of the Sunshine Coast, Central Queensland and James Cook University Queensland. but I’m not sure realise that what I heard is not what you meant”. Feedback, the NSS and fixing it. Alison bone and jane woods, university of . brighton. Context. Feedback is widely seen as a powerful influence on student achievement (Evans, 2013; William, 2011; Hattie, 1987). literacy. HE STEM Workshop: Writing in STEM Disciplines 24th . January 2013. University of Bath. Dr Teresa McConlogue. UCL. Email: t.mcconlogue@ucl.ac.uk. © Dr Teresa McConlogue This presentation is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.. insights about student learning from programme level evidence. Dr Tansy Jessop, TESTA Project Leader. Launch of the Teaching Centre. School of Politics and International Relations. University of Nottingham.