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General Teaching Council for Northern Ireland Repository > Research Reports > Reports from the Assessment Reform Group  > The role of teachers in the assessment of learning

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Title: The role of teachers in the assessment of learning
Authors: Assessment Reform Group (Original source: www.assessment-reform-group.org)
Issue Date: 2006
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2428/4620
Additional Links: http://k1.ioe.ac.uk/tlrp/arg/publications.html
Abstract: This pamplet summarises the outcomes of the ASF project. It considers how to arrive at a comprehensive summative assessment system capable of providing information, based on sound evidence, about a wide range of pupil competences. Available research evidence leads to the conclusion that systems relying heavily on test results are found wanting in several respects, particularly in their ability to give a valid and reliable account of pupils' learning. It is argued that the negative consequences of summative assessment for learning and teaching can be minimised by more appropriate use of teachers' judgements.
Type: Project Report
Language: en
Keywords: Assessment
Learning
Sponsors: Nuffield Foundation
Appears in Collections: Reports from the Assessment Reform Group
Assessment
Assessment

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