Using GL Assessment’s diagnostic tools to support pupils with reading and phonological difficulties
Janet Goring, Manager at Wandsworth Literacy and Numeracy Support Service, explains how YARC and PhAB2 can provide useful diagnostic information.
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Janet Goring, Manager at Wandsworth Literacy and Numeracy Support Service, explains how YARC and PhAB2 can provide useful diagnostic information.
Explore the barriers to accessible assessment for pupils with vision impairments, and the top suggestions to help.
GL Assessment's Sarah Abad Murillo discusses the impact of the pandemic on speech and language difficulties, and how WellComm can identify these issues.
Beccie Hawes, Head of Service at Cadmus Inclusive, shares her top tips for getting the most from every pupil assessment.
Haileybury discuss their move to CAT4 to gain a reliable baseline of pupils, helping teachers to analyse performance.
James O'Brien, GL Assessment's Senior Education Advisor, explores the ways in which CAT4 can provide valuable data for guiding pupils to GCSEs.
Presenters from across the education spectrum discuss how they use assessment to support reading in a post-lockdown world.
Whole Education's 'Words for All' works to improve reading within pupils, using NGRT to identify the impact of the programme.
Ryan Hibbard, Headteacher at St Bede's Catholic Academy, shares what schools should consider when reviewing their assessment systems.
North Liverpool Academy discuss how they use CAT4, NGRT and BPVS to identify pupils who need support, and implement the appropriate interventions.
Greg Scott, Assistant Headteacher at Manor Leas Junior Academy, discusses the school's use of NGRT to assess the impact of lockdown on reading abilities.
Beecroft Academy explain how data from NGRT, NGST, PTE, PTM and PASS helped them to gain a whole pupil view after lockdown.