Keyword: Curriculum and Instruction

Planning to Support Student Agency through Formative Assessment: Understanding Key Instructional Routines

Teaching agency skills is not a common practice. This reading outlines specific steps teachers engage students in to use evidence to support their learning during routines of self-assessment, peer feedback and discourse.

The Student Role in Advanced Formative Assessment Practice

To explore evidence of learning, students should engage in peer feedback, self-assessment and academic discourse daily. This reading helps teachers consider key aspects and outcomes for these 3 instructional routines.

Advanced Formative Assessment Practice

This brief resource highlights what changes in advanced formative assessment practice, outlining shifts in teacher practice, classroom culture, feedback and peer dialogue.

Necessary Conditions for Successful Implementation of Formative Assessment

This resource describes three conditions that are essential to sustaining formative assessment and has been used to guide elements of program design.

Culture of Learning to Support Student Agency

This reflection tool offers a synthesis of Menucha Birenbaum’s (2012) research on the characteristics of school and classroom learning cultures — essential elements in successful formative assessment implementation.

Supporting Teachers at Four Stages of Formative Assessment Learning

Designed for leaders, this resource gives an overview of how teacher learning develops in formative assessment and offers strategies leaders can use to strengthen teacher practices as their learning develops over time.

Keyword: Curriculum and Instruction

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