InitialAssessment Skills for Life Support for World Class Skills.

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An overview of the assessment process

Initial assessment

Initial assessment administration

Curriculum levels

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National Qualifications Framework

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What is initial What is initial assessment?assessment?

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Initial assessmentIt will help identify a learner’s skills against a level or levels within the national standards for literacy or numeracy.

It provides the information needed to decide a starting point for the learner.

It is the benchmark from which learning progress can be measured.

It can identify learners who may need extra support.

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How much time will be How much time will be needed?needed?

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Initial assessments are not tests and are not timed.

Learners should be encouraged to finish in their own time and not to rush.

50–60 minutes should be adequate.

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Under what conditions Under what conditions

should the assessment should the assessment

take place?take place?

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A room or somewhere the learners can

work undisturbed

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How should the assessments How should the assessments

be introduced to learners?be introduced to learners?

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The purpose of the initial assessment and how the results will be used to help the learner.

It is not a test and the results are confidential.

Learners should answer as many questions as they can.

They can take as long as they like, there are no time limits.

If a question is too hard leave it out.

ExplainExplain

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What should you do whilst What should you do whilst

the learners are completing the learners are completing

the assessment ?the assessment ?

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Make sure everyone is able to answer the questions.

Check learners are not struggling.

If someone is struggling or having difficulty answering the questions, give them the opportunity to stop.

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What needs to be done at What needs to be done at

the end of the assessment?the end of the assessment?

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Mark the answers.

Add up the learner’s total score.

Use the table to find the level attained.

Record total and level on the assessment.

Give feedback on the results.

Make sure the feedback is given one-to-one and in confidence.

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