Establishing Effective Classroom Culture Through Assessment for Learning

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Embrace assessment for learning practices such as effective questioning, sharing learning goals, self and peer assessment, and providing feedback. Establish a classroom culture where all pupils engage in discussion using strategies like Thinking-Pair-Share, random selection, and talking partners to ensure active participation and collaboration. Encourage thinking time, clear expectations, and structured partnerships to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.


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  1. ASSESSMENT IS FOR LEARNING TALK PARTNERS

  2. Effective questio- ning Sharing learning goals Self and peer assessment Formative Assessment Underpinned by a belief that all learners can make progress; that achievement comes from effort not just ability. Effective feedback

  3. Effective questio- ning Sharing learning goals Self and peer assessment Formative Assessment Effective feedback

  4. LEARNING INTENTIONS We will be able to establish a classroom culture in which all pupils engage in discussion

  5. T-P-S What effective questioning strategies do we use already?

  6. TO ESTABLISH A CULTURE WHERE ALL PUPILS ARE INVOLVED Thinking time Random selection Talking Partners

  7. THINKING TIME Five seconds at least (rather than one) Making it clear that it is thinking time Better to have something to do jot down answer; discuss with a partner; Think Pair Share

  8. RANDOM SELECTION Selecting pupils to answer rather than having them put their hands up Hands up? You must have a question!

  9. TAKING IN ANSWERS

  10. TALKING PARTNERS Chance for pupils to consider answers together 30 seconds after questions, especially at start of lesson Change regularly weekly, if possible Continue to randomly select pupils to answer questions A class success criteria for being an effective talk partner (like a list of rules) should be established at the start of the session and displayed Where particular support is required there should be a trio rather than a pair. Partners must be assigned by the teacher, rather than pupils just being instructed to discuss their ideas with someone

  11. DISCUSSION POINTS Benefits of talk partners? Drawbacks of talk partners?

  12. TALKING PARTNERS Not paired up by ability, gender, friendship But randomly

  13. LEARNING INTENTIONS We will be able to establish a classroom culture in which all pupils engage in discussion

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