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Saturday, January 9 • 15:15 - 16:15
Research: practical assessment of science skills: the PASS project

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Reporting on the prestigious Wellcome funded PASS project - a collaboration between York University and King's College London researchers in relation to recent changes on the way practical skills are now assessed at GCSE. This session will provide a project outline and emerging findings. This is a research reporting session that will get teachers thinking more about practical work in schools at both KS4 and KS3.
Speakers
avatar for Christine Harrison

Christine Harrison

Professor of ITE, Kings College London
Researcher keen to work at classroom level. Teacher educator. Research interest: Assessment and especially Assessment for Learning. Inquiry in science/experimental science. Professional Learning and practice-based evidence. Big, big ASE enthusiast!!
avatar for Peter Fairhurst

Peter Fairhurst

Curriculum Specialist in Science Education, University of York
I am the lead physicist for a large, research-informed curriculum development project called Best Evidence Science Teaching (BEST); and a researcher in science education.Previously, I taught Science and Physics for 28 years in a wide variety of secondary schools in Barnsley, Guyana... Read More →
avatar for Jessie Durk

Jessie Durk

Research Associate, King's College London
I work at both King's College London (secondary science education) and the University of Cambridge (physics education), and do voluntary tutoring with the Access Project. I will soon be starting a research position in undergraduate physics education at Imperial College London, alongside... Read More →

PASS ASE Delegates January 2021 pptx
Saturday January 9, 2021 15:15 - 16:15 GMT
Room 3
  11-19, Assessment
  • Audience 14-16
  • Twitter Feed @PracSci; #ASEconf2021

Attendees (45)