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Module 2: Written feedback - PGCE

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4.3 Using written <strong>feedback</strong> 25 minutes<br />

Task C<br />

Participants have been asked to provide two pieces of work that they have<br />

marked recently. Each piece of work needs to have with it the learning<br />

objectives and learning outcomes for the lesson.<br />

Show slide 4.2.7.<br />

Slide 4.2.7<br />

Handout 4.2.4<br />

Ask each participant to select and re-mark one piece of work, reflecting on<br />

what they have learned from this module of training and considering the<br />

questions on slide 4.2.7.<br />

After 5 minutes, ask participants to work in pairs and discuss their re-marked<br />

pupils’ work. Slide 4.2.7 can also be given out as handout 4.2.4, which can act<br />

as a self-evaluation checklist for future use.<br />

Show slide 4.2.1 again to quickly review the module objectives.<br />

Slide 4.2.1<br />

4.4 Ready for more? 5 minutes<br />

Explain that the ‘Ready for more?’ section provides a number of possible<br />

activities that encourage teachers to trial the principles outlined in the training<br />

unit in their teaching.<br />

Show slides 4.2.8 and 4.2.9 (also handout 4.2.5) and explain that these<br />

provide a number of strategies that teachers may wish to trial.<br />

8 Whole-school development in assessment for learning | Presenter’s Notes © Crown copyright 2004

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