Assessing Pupil Progress (APP) in mathematics.ppt

1、Assessing Pupil Progress (APP) in mathematics,Aims:,To understand the structure and content of the APP materials for mathematics. To understand the National Curriculum statements in each level. To be confident and accurate when levelling mathematics work. To develop next steps for APP in mathematics

2、 as a school for 2010-2011,Why is APP important?,APP supports teachers to level work against National Curriculum levels. APP increases understanding of progression. APP uses a wide range of evidence. APP provides a realistic spiky profile. APP helps to target children effectively for Guided Group Wo

3、rk.,The materials,National Strategies site, assessment section Assessment guidelines and standards files High, secure or low judgements - A4 = Four pages per guideline link to NC attainment targets and Primary Framework strands. Each page is split into assessment foci (AFs) and the relevant NC state

4、ments are shown on the back. Two levels per guideline to show progression. Bullet points are the National Curriculum statements, dashes provide exemplification.Weighting applies for overall level Page 1 - U+A/MA1 = 20%Page 2 Number/MA2 = 50%Page 3 SSM/MA3 = 20%Page 4 HD/MA3 = 10%A3 = Two pages, 50%

5、on each page. Level 1-8 to show progression throughout school and demonstrate real spiky profile. No exemplification so must have complete understanding of the statements for accurate assessments.,The process,Start with a sample of children then use for all children Use the appropriate assessment gu

6、idelines for each child Use a full range of evidence to highlight statements achieved in each assessment focus and annotate the statements with where to find the evidence After the initial assessment, repeat the process termly for each child to update attainment in line with progress - Start with MA

7、2 then MA3, MA4 and finish with MA1 Use professional judgement and best fit of the highlighted statements to ascertain a high/secure/low level for each attainment target Take the percentage weighting into account when determining the overall level,Evidence,Use a range of evidence, including notes on

8、 discussions with individual children. Use evidence from different parts of the lesson, week or unit of work. Teachers need to plan time when they can observe always be on the lookout! Keep records instantly. There are different ways of collecting evidence and teachers need to find what works for th

9、em. For children to demonstrate what they can do, open ended questions and activities are important.,APP should not be an activity that takes place away from school. The conversations and process of moderation are critical to the whole process.,Is independent work being used to assess the children i

10、n mathematics? - As a school, how will we annotate the statements with notes of where to find the evidence of independent work? - Is a range of evidence being used, including cross curricular? - Are children being assessed in a range of contexts? - Are teachers identifying opportunities for independ

11、ent work to use as evidence for assessment at the planning stage? - How will we, as a school, identify independent work that may be used as evidence (stamp, sticker)? - Do we always need to apply two ticks then highlight? - When should we update the APP sheets do we have to wait until the end of eac

12、h term?,Developing next steps for APP,Teachers:Annotating APP sheets with evidenceIdentifying possible evidence at the planning stageEnsuring evidence is from independent work Using a range of evidence.Mathematics subject leader:Monitor the developments through triangulation of plans, bookscrutiny a

13、nd APP sheets.All teaching staffModerate teacher assessments termly to ensure accuracyand consistency across the school,The vision for 2010-2011 The use of teacher assessments and APP in mathematics will: - be more manageable for teachers - be accurate and consistent across the whole school - be integrated into daily practice (rather than being a bolt-on).,