Topic 2: What makes an effective assessment?
Part of BETT UK 2026
Wednesday 21 January 2026·11:30 am
Discuss the following questions: How do your current assessments align with learning and what form do they take? How are your assessments measuring understanding rather than memorisation? How are you creating an effective feedback loop? How do you revisit feedback to see if it has led to improvement or change?
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