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The Assessment And Learning Pocketbook

Explains the difference between formative and summative assessment. This book covers writing and sharing learning intentions and success criteria; promoting high quality interaction in lessons, verbal and written feedback, self- and peer- assessment.
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Explains the difference between formative & summative assessment. This book covers writing & sharing learning intentions & success criteria; promoting high quality interaction in lessons, verbal & written feedback, self- & peer- assessment.

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