Learning Spotlight - Lynley Williams
What can I expect to see on the report card?
- Achievement level for every learning area
- Effort results for every learning area (except for Prep)
- Learning statement for each learning area which identifies what has been taught across the semester
- GLOW (identified strengths) and GROW (areas for development) statements for English and Maths
- Behaviour comment using our LIFE expectations and GLOW and GROW statements
- Overall comment
What achievement levels will be used?
Prep |
Year 1 & 2 |
Year 3 - 6 |
Year 3 – 6 Behaviour |
Applying |
Very High |
A |
Excellent |
Making Connections |
High |
B |
Very good |
Working with |
Sound |
C |
Satisfactory |
Exploring |
Developing |
D |
Needs attention |
Becoming aware |
Support required |
E |
Unacceptable |
How do teachers construct report cards?
- use the evidence of student performance in the collection of assessment tasks
- make an on-balance judgement about the student’s overall level of achievement against the targeted aspects of the achievement standard
- moderate collaboratively to ensure consistent accurate judgements are made within each year level
Lynley Williams