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Getting the students to think about their work.

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Communicate the success criteria clearly, provide students with checklists/ reflection boxes.

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It is important to explain to the students how to use the AFL and to share the rationale if possible, so students are very clear how to self assess: and hence it would be a more effective process.

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The same afl processes can be applied to different subjects.

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The importance of assessment and how it benefits students

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Applicable to science. Target to the needs of the subject.

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To prepare my students to use Assessment for Learning (AfL) effectively, I can create an environment that fosters self-directed learning. One key takeaway from the assessment literacy session was the importance of stepping back as a teacher and not overwhelm students with too much feedback. Instead of giving them the answers, I can ask meaningful questions that prompt thinking and guide them toward discovering solutions on their own. This approach gives them the cognitive space to self-assess, reflect, and take ownership of their learning. In PE, this also involves streamlining assessment criteria to focus on what truly matters, helping students clearly understand success and progress. By doing so, I hope to increase their motivation to learn and support them in developing the confidence and skills to drive their own learning effectively through AfL.

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It is important to allow students time to think about their own work.

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I think allowing them to critic each other’s work or performance will help them take ownership of their own learning. Perhaps feedback would also be better received when it comes from a peer

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Share with them some common misconceptions and errors before they analysis their own answers. Give effective feedback and have students try out identifying their own errors and what the correct answers are.

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Try to cut down on heavy teacher feedback. Perhaps it will help good for students to think about their learning via questioning.

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Develop the afl resources and make it part of the system and process of t&l in the school.

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Explain the purpose. Make success criteria clear.

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Build relationship and common understanding of expectations first.. then assess for learning will be easier.

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Reflection on AI-assisted personalised feedback on SLS

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Reflection on AI-assisted personalised feedback on SLS

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I can get the students to reflect on the accuracy of the SLS feedback provided. That would provide them some opportunities to think about the feedback provided.

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Time and competency of teacher and student.

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Too much feedback may not be the best. It is important to find the balance in teachers giving feedback and allowing students to self reflect on their work

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Choose what activity that is most worth doing the feedback process.

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In addition to the inputs from teachers and peers, the students can also self reflect.

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Allowing the students see the actions in words in addition to observing the demonstrations.

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Be open to try different ways of assessing the students.

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Lower primary may need help with spelling if the students are required to write a lot

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Checklists for the P1s. I believe it will help them remember the teaching cues better.