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1 Assessing without levels Maths 18 th June 2015 © Swaledale Alliance 2015

2 Aims To provide guidelines that can be used to support the assessment of mathematics To give colleagues the opportunity to discuss and share ideas for effective practice © Swaledale Alliance 2015

3 Maths grids Number Measurement, Geometry and Statistics Number and place value Addition and subtraction Multiplication and division Fractions Year 6 Ratio and proportion Algebra Measurement Properties of shape Position and direction Statistics © Swaledale Alliance 2015

4 Beginning – Pupil learning is chiefly focussed on the criteria for the band. There may be minimal elements of the previous band still to gain complete confidence in. Working Within – Pupil learning is fully focussed on the criteria for the band. This is a teacher best fit decision but could be informed by statement assessments between around 40% and 70% achieved. Secure – Confidence in all of the criteria for the band. There may be pupil learning still focussed on gaining thorough confidence in some minimal elements but the broad expectations for the band have been met. © Swaledale Alliance 2015

5 Assessing the 3 aims of the National Curriculum Fluency Reasoning Problem Solving © Swaledale Alliance 2015

6 Fluency Key facts – a whole school approach It is important that children’s progress in the recall of key facts is tracked © Swaledale Alliance 2015

7 Reasoning Conjecturing Generalising Justifying © Swaledale Alliance 2015

8 Problem Solving How do we ensure that our pupils are making progress with problem solving? © Swaledale Alliance 2015

9 Reasoning and Problem Solving EYFS and KS1 KS2 © Swaledale Alliance 2015

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13 Considerations How much evidence is required? How important to you is it that the child can do this independently? What about application/problem solving? How many times should a child demonstrate their learning? Can you see any evidence of reasoning? How often should TT be updated? © Swaledale Alliance 2015

14 Further support… NCETM exemplification Target Tracker Steps Rising Stars Progression Frameworks STA © Swaledale Alliance 2015


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