IN06
Teaching, Learning and Assessment
This module will be based on the familiarisation of Assessment for Learning (AfL) strategies, Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and the Learning Outcomes Framework in relation to the pedagogy of the classroom. Strategies for planning, aligned learning tasks with learning outcomes, success criteria and assessment practices within a scheme of work and lesson plan shall be presented. In addition, innovative ways of reporting and conferencing strategies to collect learning evidence and use scaffolding prompts will also form an essential component.
a) Produce aligned learning tasks with matching outcomes, success criteria and assessment practices considering learner variability;
b) Design lessons through the UDL lens using UDL guidelines;
c) Represent effectively the planned learning tasks within schemes of work and lesson plans;
d) Create assessment processes for particular tasks through Assessment for learning strategies and Universal Design for Learning;
e) Establish reporting and conferencing techniques for the collection of learning evidence and scaffolding prompts to enhance effective learning;
f) Foster a learning environment which enables the engagement and participation of diverse learners.
a) The principles of Assessment for Learning Strategies.
b) The definition of Outcomes and its implication in Bloom’s Taxonomy and the Learning Outcomes Framework.
c) The writing of Learning Outcomes and Success Criteria.
d) The planning of effective learning tasks aligned with assessment practices and outcomes within schemes of work and lesson plans.
e) The various innovative methods of reporting and conferencing techniques.
f) Learner variability;
g) Theory and research basis for UDL.
a) Write learning outcomes and success criteria for different tasks;
b) Create different learning tasks aligned with matching learning outcomes and effective assessment strategies within a scheme of work and lesson plan;
c) Design learning opportunities for different levels whilst acknowledging learner variability;
d) Use Assessment for Learning strategies and Universal Design for Learning to collect evidence of attained learning outcomes;
e) Demonstrate how learning can move forward through planned innovative reporting and conferencing methods within the current practice;
f) Identify barriers to learning and how to address them;
g) Plan lessons according to UDL guidelines and principles.
This module adopts an blended approach to teaching and learning. Information related to the structure and delivery of the module may be accessed through the IfE Portal. For further details, kindly refer to the Teaching, Learning and Assessment Policy and Procedures found on the Institute for Education’s website
This module will be assessed through: Research Assingment and Online Tasks/Reflections.
The Institute for Education is a Further and Higher Education Institution with Licence number 2016-006
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