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Anna Tucker
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16 Nov, 2017 10:00 PM
RE Assessment and Progression: Beyond Levels
Navigating the learning journey: Emerging, Expecting, Excelling
During this session we will scope the current thinking in terms of RE assessment. We will present the assessment model we developed as part of a national ‘Assessment and Progression in RE project’ and the materials that have subsequently been developed further within the Salisbury Diocesan region.
In developing this model, advisers and teachers sought to:
• develop a manageable and robust model of assessment and progression in RE rooted in practitioner practice and the needs of schools
• focus on developing a model that enables the assessment of how well pupils show secure knowledge and understanding of the core religious concepts they have studied
• consider approaches to evidencing pupil attainment and progress
This model includes identifying ‘gaps’ in learning so that teachers are enabled to identify aspects of learning to be re-visited. The model looks at how core religious concepts can be explored progressively at each Key Stage/Phase - thus measuring deepening knowledge and understanding of core concepts as a pupil undertakes their learning journey in Religious Education.
We will also share case studies from a number of schools who have developed new approaches to assessment in RE.
During this practical and interactive day, we will consider how assessment helps teachers and pupils to navigate the learning journey in RE successfully.
The first day will be followed by a half day course in which colleagues can share work undertaken during the intervening period and consider RE Assessment strategies and methods of recording in greater depth.
The intended outcomes are:
Increased confidence in assessing pupil’s attainment in RE. Familiarisation with a knowledge and understanding based model for RE assessment
Familiarisation with a range of teaching and learning strategies to support RE assessment and learning in RE. An opportunity to share ideas and discussion with colleagues.
Please note that FOLLOW UP HALF DAY is ON 25TH JANUARY 2018. Booking for the first day (16th November 2017) automatically enrols you for the final follow up half day. The session on 25th January 2018 will run from 0915- 1215hrs.
In developing this model, advisers and teachers sought to:
• develop a manageable and robust model of assessment and progression in RE rooted in practitioner practice and the needs of schools
• focus on developing a model that enables the assessment of how well pupils show secure knowledge and understanding of the core religious concepts they have studied
• consider approaches to evidencing pupil attainment and progress
This model includes identifying ‘gaps’ in learning so that teachers are enabled to identify aspects of learning to be re-visited. The model looks at how core religious concepts can be explored progressively at each Key Stage/Phase - thus measuring deepening knowledge and understanding of core concepts as a pupil undertakes their learning journey in Religious Education.
We will also share case studies from a number of schools who have developed new approaches to assessment in RE.
During this practical and interactive day, we will consider how assessment helps teachers and pupils to navigate the learning journey in RE successfully.
The first day will be followed by a half day course in which colleagues can share work undertaken during the intervening period and consider RE Assessment strategies and methods of recording in greater depth.
The intended outcomes are:
Increased confidence in assessing pupil’s attainment in RE. Familiarisation with a knowledge and understanding based model for RE assessment
Familiarisation with a range of teaching and learning strategies to support RE assessment and learning in RE. An opportunity to share ideas and discussion with colleagues.
Please note that FOLLOW UP HALF DAY is ON 25TH JANUARY 2018. Booking for the first day (16th November 2017) automatically enrols you for the final follow up half day. The session on 25th January 2018 will run from 0915- 1215hrs.
Course details
Where | The Diocesan Education Centre, Wilton SP2 0FG |
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When | 09:15 - 15:00, Thursday 16 November 2017 |
Led by | Verity Holloway RE, CW & Spirituality Adviser, Sarah Sprague, School Effectiveness Consultant |
Course suitable for | Suitable for all Church & Community Schools: RE subject leaders, Headteachers, Teachers of RE, RE link Governor KS1-3 |
Course category | RE, Collective Worship & SMSC |
Department | School/Parishes |
Availability | Bookings closed |
PSA cost | PSA subscribed schools: 2 PSA credits per delegate NON PSA subscribed schools: £240+VAT per delegate |
Booking deadline | Wednesday, 15 November 2017, 12:00am |
The booking deadline has passed for this course, so you cannot now make a booking.
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