Assessment without levels
The approach in England since 2014, when national curriculum levels were removed and schools were left to design their own in-school assessment systems.
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- England
- Topic
- Assessment
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Related terms
- National curriculum levels England
- The old system of levels (Level 1 to Level 8 plus exceptional performance) used to describe attainment in England until they were removed in 2014. Still mentioned in older resources.
- Formative assessment All four UK nations (details may differ) United States International
- Assessment during learning, used to find out what pupils understand and adapt teaching; also called assessment for learning.
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