Assessment for learning: Why, what and how? (Inaugural Professorial Lecture) Paperback – 1 Jun. 2009

Very useful for my job

A must for any teacher. Having met Dylan on a recent course it just gave me loads more ideas to put into practice.

Very useful during PGCE and beyond

Perfect condition

This book is quite short (40 pages) and a lot of the content is repeated from The Black Box, Working Inside the Black Box and other similar books by the same authors. It is well written and concise, and I found it useful for an assignment on Assessment for Learning in Primary English. I would have rated it higher than 3 stars, but the Black Box collection of books repeat each other quite a lot. Dylan William also looks like Merciless Ming from Flash Gordon.

excellent

Very happy!

Content is good but rather expensive just for a booklet. Better off buying a full book with added content to back up the research within.

Dylan William takes his immense knowledge and profound findings on formative assessment and makes a succinct and direct case for his brand of formative assessment to lead the necessary revolution in school education.This publication is essential reading for anyone leading educational change and aiming to improve learning.