NEW Kilsyth Academy focused on developing peer- and self-assessment to help pupils take greater ownership of their learning and to complement the school's work around Curriculum for Excellence.
This ASG in West Dunbartonshire set out to improve the assessment of talking and listening by devising and testing a set of assessment sheets and other resources.
This group aimed to share practice to improve pupils’ writing to ensure a more progressive transition from P7 to S1.
These visiting teachers supported pupils and staff with Assessment as Learning through a programme of mentoring designed to disseminate interesting practice in personal learning planning.
This English project involved five secondary schools, with each English department trying out different aspects of structured peer and self-assessment with different S5/S6 groups.
Nine science teachers in four secondary schools worked collaboratively in using peer and self-assessment in preparation for national qualifications.