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OECD 2005 ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT Policy BriefNOVEMBER 2005 Formative Assessment: improving Learning in Secondary ClassroomsIntroductionAre pupils learning enough, and learning it well in secondary school classrooms and how can you tell? Can schools and teachers not only measure the progress made by pupils, but also identify their learning needs and respond to them? Effective assessment is needed to provide effective answers to all these critical questions. Tests and examinations are a classic way of measuring student progress and are integral to accountability of schools and the education system. These highly visible forms of tracking progress, known as summative assessment are also used by parents and employers.
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