Leadership for teacher learning: creating a culture where all teachers improve so that all students succeed
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Professor Dylan Wiliam

Wiliam, an expert on formative assessment, explains how it can transform pupil progress in learning, exploring the correlation between teacher quality and pupil achievement. He suggests that major improvements in pupil performance can only happen if teaching quality improves, which requires improving the quality of teachers already in the system: this is where formative assessment can help. 

He looks at how wider research is transforming our understanding of learning. He concludes that the best approach to using research is the best evidence synthesis, in which professional judgement is used to weigh evidence for its relevance to the classroom. He challenges both old and new orthodoxies that threaten to gain unmerited influence in schools. 






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Author(s):
Professor Dylan Wiliam

Published by:
Learning Sciences International (LSI)

Date of publication:
February 2016

Country of origin:
USA/UK

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Exploring how the quality of teaching can be improved through the use of effective formative assessment, improving pupil performance and attainment, this book may make for interesting reading for educators with responsibility for staff performance. 


Methodology:
Research analysis.

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Record ID:
R284 / 390
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