Practical Examples of AFL to Try in Your Classroom
This was originally posted on Assessment FOR Learning.
Assessment FOR Learning has grown to the point where that it now contains many different examples of how AFL can be practiced in a classroom. These ideas are scattered throughout the site. To make this site easier to navigate, this one blog will include links to all of the other classroom AFL examples. It's sort of like an AFL Wal-Mart - everything you need in one blog!
Please note that while these blog posts are grouped by content area, the vast majority of them can be used in any content area. So be sure to explore examples listed in content areas other than your own.
Also, please note that as more examples are added to this site, they will also be added to this blog.
English
- Examples of using rubrics (rubric for students to assess their own learning)
Guidance
- A school counselor uses AFL (AFL chart for students to track their progress)
History
- Examples of using rubrics (rubric for students to assess their own learning)
- Don't confuse it for a specific strategy (various AFL strategies and grading practices)
- An everyday activity can become an AFL tool (review sheets that allow students to track level of mastery)
Marketing
- AFL + Enthusiasm = Powerful Instruction (students analyzing their own progress and predicting their success)
Math:
- 3 Perspectives on an AFL example (test grades replacing quiz grades)
- Simple AFL activity in Math (getting feedback prior to a graded activity)
- An AFL email to parents and students (communicating AFL to stakeholders)
- A Salem High School teachers uses a GPS (retaking quizzes to reach mastery)
Physical Education
- How AFL could be applied to a PE class (students charting their own progress)
World Language
- An AFL review strategy that can be used by any teacher in any conte... (white boards for review)
- Students checking their progress (student progress check sheet)
General Examples
- Practical ideas for more frequent assessment to enhance learning (4 general examples)
- It's about students taking ownership of learning (general examples of how students can assess themselves)
- Getting and Giving Student Feedback (exit slips and more)
- AFL principles can guide many different types of classroom practices (students calculating their grades)
- AFL strategies and descriptions (7 different AFL strategies and descriptions of how to use them)
- School administrators try creating classroom AFL objectives (sample AFL objectives)
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