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Moderation in practice

Consistent teacher judgement – Schools planning model

This planning grid can assist schools to highlight areas of current practice and processes which may need to be developed to achieve desired practices in achieving consistent teacher judgement in schools’ assessment activities.

Region / school / faculty planning grid – What will we do?

Region / school / faculty planning grid – What will we do?

Download Region / school / faculty planning grid – What will we do? table as a Word document

Matrix for self evaluation of current practice
This matrix has been designed to assist schools in identifying priority areas for school planning.

Matrix for self evaluation of current practice

Download Matrix for self evaluation of current practice table as a Word document

The material in the Powerpoints presentations (accessible through the KLA links below) has been developed to assist school leaders in workshops. The presentations provide an introduction to consistency and comparability as well as opportunities for professional dialogues.

Further, they allow for identification of questions and follow up. More sustained discussion with staff will be needed to ensure a shared understanding of policy requirements and collaborative planning for effective implementation across the school.

Science (secondary only)
Science and Technology (primary only)
Technology (secondary only)
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Consistency using Connected Outcomes Groups (COGs)
a flexible curriculum planning, programming and assessing framework

The curriculum planning framework and programming support, including COGs,  assists schools in managing the curriculum for all six key learning areas across the stages of primary schooling. The framework includes connected outcomes groups (COGs) for the key learning areas of HSIE, SciTech, Creative Arts and PDHPE. Programming support is provided for English and Mathematics, in accordance with the Eltis recommendation that priority be given to the teaching of English and Mathematics.

Connected Outcomes Groups (COGs) for the key learning areas of HSIE, SciTech, Creative Arts and PDHPE:

  • naturally connect through similar content, processes or skills
  • make programming manageable by connecting similar content, processes and skills
  • connect ideas for students to maximise their learning
  • allow the curriculum to be taught more efficiently
  • ensure a balanced coverage of all key learning areas.

For more information about the Curriculum Planning Framework and Programming Support go to: Time to teachWork samples for the COGs units are available.

NSW Department of Eduction and Training

 

   

 

 

Curriculum K-12