How classroom expectations can create barriers for autistic and neurodivergent learners – and how more accessible teaching can reveal what pupils really know. Over the years, I have taught and tutored children and young people across very different settings, from mainstream classrooms and specialist provision to individual tuition. One thing that has become increasingly clear … Continue reading When Our Idea of a ‘Successful Learner’ Becomes Too Narrow
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What Is an Assessment Really Measuring?
I first started thinking about assessment accessibility through conversations with students who were trying to make sense of their own results. Again and again, I was working with children and young people whose understanding was far stronger than their written work suggested. They could explain an idea in discussion, notice the important point in a … Continue reading What Is an Assessment Really Measuring?
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