A doctoral thesis that explores the potential benefits and challenges of employing an adaptive comparative judgement (ACJ) approach in comparison with the summative assessment of GCSE English students’ creative writing in the FAVE (Further, Adult and Vocational Education) sector.
This project explored a nationally significant issue in prison education: how to assess the English ability of ESOL learners.
An ETF/sunCETT (2018-19) MA Short Course research report exploring how to overcome Art students' resistance to written submissions.
An OTLA project by Brooklands College that aimed to investigate the barriers students face when trying to engage with a non-fiction text within a classroom or examination situation.
Maths resoruces from Entry level to Level 3 and also a guide to support staff in developing their own resources. These were developed by Grimsby institute with ETf funding in 2020.
These e-learning resources were produced by Chichester College as part of the OTLA exploring delivery in apprenticeship standards projects. In the folder you will find the SCORM files needed to allow you to use the eLearning module in your own organisation, it will need to be uploaded to an LMS e.g. Moodle.
Part a. Developing the apprentice’s behaviours and mindset. Study Skills
Part b. Developing the apprentice’s behaviours and mindset. Personal brand and personal identity
Part c. Developing the apprentice’s behaviours and mindset. Be productive
This is the second part of the Popcorn elearning resource. These files need to be downloaded and merged with the files from Popcorn 1 and installed on an LMS such as Moodle.
This e-learning resource was produced by Popcorn Learning Media as part of the OTLA exploring delivery in apprenticeship standards extension project. In the folder you will find the SCORM files needed to allow you to use the eLearning module in your own organisation, it will need to be uploaded to an LMS e.g. Moodle. You will need to load the files from this resource and Popcorn 2 for the package to run. The module consists of:
The Education and Training Foundation (ETF) recognises that Assessment for Learning (AfL) is an intrinsic part of the learning process as detailed in the Assessment for Learning: Effective Practice Guidelines1 which were co-created with the sector. This guide builds on these guidelines and is primarily written for teaching staff. It can be used as a reflection tool to develop your practice in AfL approaches and contains practical activities to adapt and use with your learners. It contains practical ideas to help you introduce more effective assessment techniques into your teaching.
Ensuring learners with SEND are supported by education and training providers is a sign of an inclusive approach to improving their opportunities - in education, in employment and in leading meaningful lives. The information in this brochure shows the support available from the Education and Training Foundation for leaders, managers and practitioners in the Further Education and Training sector.
