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Product details:

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0195519566
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0195519563
• Author: Kylie Readman

Practical Planning and Assessment applies the viewpoint that assessment is as an integral part of curriculum, pedagogy and student learning, by demonstrating how assessment can be used to aid, support and enable learning. Relevant and readily applicable examples and classroom scenarios highlight the major topics of the text: assessment principles, practices, issues and futures.

The text addresses current issues in the teaching and study of assessment planning by following a format that could be used to design a course on assessment for any phase of learning. The currency of the book is demonstrated with particular focus on topics that have become of interest in recent years: engaging with new technologies, using data to plan curriculum and assessment, the national curriculum and sustainable approaches to assessment as well as structuring a practical approach to assessment at the level of the professional classroom teacher.
Table contents:

PART ONE: ASSESSMENT PRINCIPLES;

Chapter 1: Developing Healthy Attitudes to Assessment for Teachers

Chapter 2: Developing a Healthy Attitude to Assessment among Students

Chapter 3: Non-negotiables in Assessment

PART TWO: ASSESSMENT PRACTICES;

Chapter 4: Planning and Programming Assessments

Chapter 5: Classroom Formative Assessment Processes

Chapter 6: Creating Helpful Feedback Cycles

Chapter 7: School-based Summative Assessment: Design, Development and Conduct

Examinations and tests

Chapter 8: Making Judgments about Student Achievement

PART THREE: ASSESSMENT PERSPECTIVES;

Chapter 10: The Australian Curriculum and Assessment in the Middle Years of Schooling

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