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Best Practice Workshop or Presentation Slot
Making Assessor Judgements
Making Assessor Judgements Workshops are subject-specific and have been delivered over the last ten years. These workshops are available on request to a region or nationally.
Aims of the Making Assessor Judgements Workshops
- To increase assessor confidence when making assessment judgments for internally assessed standards.
- To discuss real samples of student work.
- To engage in professional discussion with colleagues and the moderator about interpreting the standards.
Who should attend?
- Assessors who need to improve their assessment judgements.
- Assessors new to standards-based assessment and the NCEA.
- Beginning assessors.
Presentation Slot/Guest Speaker
A request may also be made for a moderator to attend a regional or national meeting to speak on a topic associated with internal assessment. This could include such topics as particular strands within standards, levels (e.g. 1, 2 or 3), or methods of collecting evidence for assessment purposes. This option allows you to select a topic associated with the assessment of internally-assessed standards relevant to the audience.
Aim: to offer targeted assessment support
- Targeted subject-specific or generic assessment support, tailored to the audience.
- Face-to-face or online.
- Can be a half or full day event, or a speaking slot at an organised event.
Conditions
- To enable a range of professional dialogue to take place, a minimum of 10 participants is recommended, but we will consider requests where this is not possible.
- The request must relate to the assessment of internally assessed standards. Support on teaching and learning or externally assessed standards is out of scope.
- All requests for workshops are subject to moderator availability.
- Requests for individual school or organisation support are unable to be provided.
- To ensure we can fulfil your request, please give us as much notice as possible, ideally 10 weeks.
Contact us
Does this interest you? If so, please first read the Information Sheet (PDF, 560KB), then download and fill in the attached Request for Workshop or Presentation slot form (DOCX, 195KB).
On completion, please email workshops@nzqa.govt.nz with the completed 'Request for Workshop or Presentation slot' form. NZQA will then contact you to discuss your request in more detail.