Session 2: Assesing and reporting on learner´s progress in subjects and soft skills Rudi Schollaert.

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Session 2: Assesing and reporting on learner´s progress in subjects and soft skills Rudi Schollaert

What are the advantages, benefits, best features of what you’ve heard? Consumer Awareness Learner and teacher involvement : ownership – choice – excitement Authentic real life learning: cross-curricular Open task: everybody can be successful History Curriculum Not only based on content, but also on competences Clear criteria are a good basis for feedback

What do you see as potential difficulties in your country/environment to adopt such an approach? Consumer Awareness Covering curriculum promoting student learning Cross curricular learning Cross cur. assessment History Curriculum Status of document & curricula in general Teacher awareness Textbook = curriculum Degree of detail: flexibility/ creativity support

What are the solutions – 3 to 5 good ways of solving it? Flexibility Local autonomy Change structure & culture of schools Sustainable professional & institutional development Professional learning communities Role of support organisations Build upon existing practices confront Evidence informed rather than informed by beliefs Practitioner research Curriculum designed so as to promote deep learning

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