3. The learner is at the heart of
assessment
Good Assessment
• Helps develop successful learners.
• Recognises strengths and areas for
development and clearly identifies
ways for learners to progress
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4. The learner is at the heart of
assessment
Good Assessment
• Is based around pupils’ needs and leads
to improved attainment and progress.
• Encourages pupils to take a central role in
their own assessment.
• Needs to be flexible enough to
recognise when learning is happening
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8. PLANNING A CLASS
PROCEDURES
Introduc<on
Time
Stage
1
Time
Stage
2
Time
Stage
3
Time
Extra
Ac<vi<es
Homework
Lesson
Evalua<on
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13. PLANNING A CLASS
The end of the class
Review
Answer questions
Homework
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14. LEARNING STRATEGIES
Making rules
Bobby and Sally live in Manchester.
They go to school by bus. On
Saturdays they play football for a local
club. This year Sally is the captain of
their team, the Manchester Juniors.
When do we use capital letters?
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15. LEARNING STRATEGIES
Making rules
1. I lived in Africa when I was young
2. Maria didn’t live in my street.
3. Did you mother live near her school?
4. Picasso lived in France.
When do we put “d” on live?
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16. LEARNING STRATEGIES
Vocabulary (Steps)
1. Memorize the word
2. Give examples (creating a sentence)
Five words: (bedroom,
bathroom, kitchen, garage…)
1. Where do you sleep? (In the bedroom)
2. Where do you put the car? (In the
garage)
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19. LEARNING STRATEGIES
Vocabulary (Steps)
3. Recycle previous words
There is/are
There is a chair in the bedroom, and there
are two tables in the kitchen.
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