Accessible Assessment Forum: Phase 2 Results

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Supporting all learners requires classroom instruction that minimises cognitive load while fostering students’ understanding of what they need to do to succeed. Everyday classroom practices that achieve these two aims are important for everyone, but particularly beneficial for students with language and/or attentional difficulties.

In the forum, researchers from the Accessible Assessment ARC Linkage project will share the outcomes of two professional learning programs targeted at increasing secondary school teachers’ use of Accessible Pedagogies and Assessment for Learning practices. The forum will show how these classroom practices can support student learning and engagement, and will report on students’ experiences and outcomes. Approaches to sustaining and upscaling these effective practices within school departments and between schools will also be discussed.

The research team will be presenting initial findings from the project, along with our partners:

  • Benowa, Kedron, and MacGregor State High Schools,
  • Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA),
  • QLD Secondary School Principals Association, and
  • Speech Pathology Australia.

Equity and Excellence in Queensland State Schools

Ms Stacie Hansel, Deputy Director-General, Schools and Students Services

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Introducing Phase 2 of the Accessible Assessment ARC Linkage Project

Professor Linda Graham & Associate Professor Jill Willis

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Sustaining High Quality Teacher Professional Learning: What does it take?

Professor Nicole Mockler, The University of Sydney

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The Accessible Pedagogies Program of Learning: Focus, Process, and Impact

Professor Linda Graham & Ms Haley Tancredi

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“He explained it like really, like, thoroughly”: The benefits of Accessible Pedagogies for students

Ms Haley Tancredi

 

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Reflections on Learning – Then and Now: Teacher Panel

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The Accessible Assessment for Learning (AfL) Program of Learning: Focus, Process, and Impact

Associate Professor Jill Willis & Ms Julie Arnold

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From Fragmentation to Coherence: The benefits of Accessible AfL for students

Ms Julie Arnold

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Reflections on Learning – Then and Now: Teacher Panel II

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Bringing Assessment & Pedagogy Together and Upscaling Through Professional Learning

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Agenda:

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Details:

Location: E550 Education Precinct, Kelvin Grove Campus, QUT Brisbane [link to map]
Start Date: 06/10/2023 [add to calendar]
Start Time: 8:30am
End Date: 06/10/2023
End Time: 5:00pm
RSVP By: Tuesday 3rd of October 2023
Cost: In-person $199; online $139
Organiser: The Centre for Inclusive Education
Enquiries: contact.c4ie@qut.edu.au