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Classroom assessment

Assess learning with levels, feedback and evidence.

Connect classroom assessment to the curriculum outcome, record a rubric level and add teacher feedback and supporting work.

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Start with what is being assessed.

The learning outcome and assessment method frame the teacher’s judgement.

Grade 4 English · Pronunciation and Vocabulary

Learning outcome

pronounce sounds and words correctly for effective oral communication

KICD English Language design 2024, PDF page 13.

Assessment method

Oral discussions

Listening and Speaking methods, Appendix 4, PDF page 126.
EE
Exceeding Expectation
ME
Meeting Expectation
AE
Approaching Expectation
BE
Below Expectation

Quick Mark records one of these levels for each learner. Teacher feedback and supporting work give the judgement context.

Keep the judgement and its evidence together.

Read the recorded level alongside the work attached to that assessment.

Sample assessment Rubrica

Grade 4 English Week 7 · Lesson 2

Pronunciation and Vocabulary: oral check

Recorded level
EEExceeding Expectation

Attached evidence · File

Audio recording of the /i/ and /ea/ sounds

The recorded level and pronunciation file belong to the same assessment mark.

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Each result points to a version of an assessment instrument. The library keeps its versions and review status.

Paper

Written questions

Checklist

Criteria for observation

Oral questions

Spoken prompts

Task

Work to demonstrate learning

Formative records, summative tests and learner-level history keep assessment results in context.

Staff review

Check levels, comments and evidence before publication.

Unpublished results stay out of parent progress.

Family progress

Published results appear for the linked child.

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Questions about
assessment.

What do EE, ME, AE and BE mean?

They stand for Exceeding Expectation, Meeting Expectation, Approaching Expectation and Below Expectation.

Are assessment results automatically visible to parents?

No. Parent progress shows published results. Unpublished assessment results do not appear in parent progress.

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