Peter Tymms Monitoring Pupil Progress at Primary Level.

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Peter Tymms Monitoring Pupil Progress at Primary Level

Overview What is monitoring Why monitor? The promise The dangers Traps to avoid A vacuum Filling that vacuum Quality control

What is monitoring? Tracking the progress of children’s progress Cognitive – Against the curriculum – General development Non cognitive – Relationships – Attitudes – Feelings – Behaviours – The big five Physical

Why monitor? To help the child – One off quick information Two examples – Lack of coordination – Unusual children – Tracking over time Two examples – Gifted children falling by the wayside – Special needs – failure to thrive To help the teacher – Class differences – Where to pitch things To help the school

A couple of examples Identifying unusual children (from PIPS) Most children A few Very few

Tracking over time (from INCAS)

The Dangers Poor data and unintended consequences Causes – Reliance on observation & judgement – Reliance on test scores – Accountability systems causing corruption of data – Home grown instruments Need careful construction - reliable and valid measures Poor communication – To teachers, parents, schools and press Misinterpretation – Constructs and items – Correlation and cause

A Vacuum We will have no levels – And no comparative progress data.

Filling the vacuum properly Recognition of – The need for assessment experts in every school – The need to measure on single scales – The need for professional involvement Educationalists and psychometricians – The need for clear communication To policy makers, teachers, schools and press – Need to give Ofsted a solid story – The need for caution

Quality Control What types of assessment are there? How do you know if you have a good assessment? – Reliability – Validity

Types of assessment Judgement based  Objective Pencil and paper  Computer based Flat  adaptive

Some examples

Reliability If you assess twice – Two different assessors – Or – Two different occasions Do you get the same answer? Poor Good

Validity – four questions On the face of it – does it look right? Does it assess what you are interested in? Compared to other assessments – similar? Does it predict?

Good luck and Thank You

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