Assessing and improving oracy with comparative judgement

At this 1EdCity X No More Marking partnership event we will discuss how Comparative Judgement is being used to provide an innovative new way of assessing oracy, and what the initial results from the assessments tell us.

We will also discuss how to improve oracy, how to set oracy standards, and what the relationship is between literacy and oracy.

For those attending in person, there will be 30 minutes of networking and drinks when the event ends at 5pm.

This event will provide participants with:

• Improved understanding of how to assess oracy at primary and secondary
• Insights into the different facets of oracy and how teachers value them
• Strategies for improving oracy instruction

This is a hybrid event that will be held in person at 1EdCity and online.

Speakers

Daisy Christodoulou MBE

Daisy is the Director of Education at No More Marking, a provider of online Comparative Judgement software for schools. She is also the author of three books about education: Teachers vs Tech, Making Good Progress, and Seven Myths about Education. In 2019 she was recognised in the New Year’s Honours List with an MBE for services to education.

Heather Fearn

Heather is Director of Curriculum and Assessment for Ark. She previously worked for Ofsted as a Senior His Majesty’s Inspector leading the Curriculum Unit team of subject specialist HMI responsible for state of the nation subject reports. She contributed the development of the Education Inspection Framework and Initial Teacher Education inspection framework and was responsible for inspector training on curriculum.

Madeleine Roberts

Madeleine Roberts is the Network Lead for Primary English and supports teachers and leaders to develop English across Ark's 23 primary schools. She has taught and led in schools, with high disadvantage, across London. She also sits on STA Test Review Panels, Oak National Academy English Subject Expert Group and is currently on the 11+ Judging Panel for the Spark! Book Awards.

About 1EdCity

1EdCity is a new place for the education sector to connect, collaborate and innovate. The EdCity campus includes an Ark primary school, an Onside youth zone, a nursery, an adult education centre and over 130 affordable homes. At the heart of the development is 1EdCity which, as well as providing a new home for the Ark network and our partners, will be a space for the education sector as a whole. Whether you’re running training, networking, showing a film, recording a podcast, or just looking for a place to meet or work, this will be a new space to connect in person.

Information on how to get to 1EdCity can be found here.

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