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FEEDBACK AND MARKING Staff Meeting – 11/10/2012
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FEEDBACK AND MARKING

Staff Meeting – 11/10/2012

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Teachers as Learners

Focus on the things that make most difference

Value and respect

individuals

Our Principles for Professional Learning

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Key Questions to ask of our F and M

When? How? What impact?

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Putting Marking and Feedback into Context

What are they learning

?

What are they doing?

Have we shown them

how?

Do they understand how

to do it well?How well did they

do?

What now?

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When should we aim to give our best feedback?

Topic 1 Topic 2 Topic 3 Topic 4

Feedback / Targets

Feedback / Targets

Feedback / Targets

Feedback / Targets

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A better model?

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Formative

Summative

Time to act on the feedback here and show progress

Acknowledgement marking

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How?

Importance of focus – mark to learning intention / success criteria

WWW / EBI Marking with Questions Prompt Marking Mark in class – verbal feedback stamps? IT

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What if your LI is ‘to understand’?

Understand how to factorise quadratic equations. Understand the process of photosynthesis Understand the German words for the days of

the week

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Impact?

OFSTED questions to students - Show me a piece of work that you are

proud of... - Now show me a piece of marking that

you’ve found helpful - Now show me what you did with that

marking

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Structuring Impact

Medals and Missions - give students opportunities to engage

with feedback immediately

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Structuring Impact

Medals and Missions - give students opportunities to engage

with feedback immediately Give tasks that require students to

engage with feedback immediately Don’t be afraid to dwell and find depth –

particularly at KS3 Marking should help with lesson planning

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Structuring Impact - Maths

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Structuring Impact - Maths

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Structuring Impact - Maths

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Structuring impact

Have a plan – themed? Know where the resources are, and

structure student engagement with them Look for alternatives to teacher

explanation – breed independence and accountability for students

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Key questions to ask about our F and M

When? How? What impact?