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Progression grids (primary)
Progression grids can help teachers understand what progress looks like for their pupils. Have a look at these examples of subject and skills progression grids to help you develop your own.
Contents
- Why use progression grids?
- Examples of subject progression grids
- Examples of skills progression grids
- Assessing progress in foundation subjects (primary)
- Assessing reading (primary)
- Assessment approaches: maths (primary)
- Assessment cycles (primary)
- KS1 and KS2 'pupil-speak' assessment statements
- Learning objectives and success criteria: examples and advice (primary)
- Marking ladders: English and maths (primary)
- Moderation of teacher assessment: proformas and guidance
- Setting targets in primary schools
- What are age-related expectations?
- Year-end expectations in English (primary)
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