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This program is designed to enhance Moderation, Section 4 of Consistent Teacher Judgement in action (CTJ in action). It provides the opportunity for participants of CTJ in action to engage in online professional dialogue around students’ achievement. Participants use WebBoard to communicate with other teachers from both rural and remote schools across NSW. They compare professional judgements of students’ work in order to confirm or adjust them with reference to syllabus outcomes for English K-6. |
Participants need to locate and read the first 3 sections of the "Consistent teacher judgement in action - A resource for schools " folder which was produced by Professional Support and Curriculum Directorate, NSW Department of Education and Training in 2002.
This web site is divided into the following areas:
This area includes a presentation (pdf–44k), which defines moderation, explains how it supports consistency of teacher judgement and outlines the factors, which support or inhibit moderation.
In this area you will find a case study of moderation practice at Tregear Public School. It includes some videoed footage. This will allow you to discuss with your staff the strategies you may use in your school setting.
This area focuses on participation in moderation with online colleagues. Initially you will be moderating prepared work samples. You will then engage in moderation of uploaded work samples.
In this area you will use the knowledge gained through CTJ Onine to plan future school assessment practices.
This area provides resources to assist you to participate in online moderation.
WebBoard
This area provides a link to WebBoard the online discussion area. You will need to have your user name and password ready to gain entry to WebBoard.
Some work samples contain links to files in pdf (portable document file) format. These pdf files may be viewed online or downloaded to your computer and viewed offline. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files.
Some work samples also contain mov (movie) files. These mov files are video files that will display automatically if Quicktime Player is installed on your machine.
The latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader or Quicktime Player can be downloaded, free of charge, by clicking on the appropriate icon below:
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© NSW Department of Education and Training 2003
Disclaimer
“The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views
of the Australian Government Department of Education, Science and Training.”
Acknowledgement
“This project was funded by the Australian Government Department
of Education, Science and Training as a quality teacher initative under
the Australian Government Quality Teacher Programme.”