About the Learning Progression Frameworks
Workshop presented by Jenny Ward and Sue Douglas
Based on National Standards
LPF initially developed to sits behind the PaCT.
Once National Standards no longer used the LPF brought out as a tool to be used in its own right.
PaCT developed for teachers to use to support literacy and numeracy progress.
Power is in understanding the LPF. The PaCT tool is a data-entry exercise - to track the progress.
LPF helps teachers to know what is important to notice. The big picture.
Helps to show on-going progress. Based on Marie Clay.
Helps to show on-going progress. Based on Marie Clay.
Not designed for reporting against curriculum levels.
E-assTTle writing not used to track progress. This is more fine-grained and at a point in time,
i.e. what they did today.
i.e. what they did today.