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Team teaching moderation

Watch a teacher work with a colleague to moderate students’ work after a summative assessment task in order to make consistent and comparable judgements about students and their learning.
Type
Video
Duration
15m
First published
January 2016
Related Teacher Standards
5.3
Team teaching moderation
Watch a teacher work with a colleague to moderate students’ work after a summative assessment task in order to make consistent and comparable judgements about students and their learning.

Resource information

The teacher works with a colleague to moderate students’ work after a summative assessment task in order to make consistent and comparable judgements about students and their learning. As they team-teach a Year 3 and 4 mathematics class, the moderation of student work is key to providing students with consistent feedback on their learning.
The school is in a metropolitan region in the Adelaide area.  The assessment moderation in this example is based around a Mathematics lesson which looks closely at creating, continuing and explaining patterns. 

Discussion questions:

  1. How do you use moderation to ensure consistent and comparable judgements when assessing students: a) across the year levels you teach, b) the year levels at your school and c) in your school cluster groups?

 

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