New focus

If your pupils are reluctant to check and edit their own work, or you are looking for a new take on peer assessment and you have access to a projector, laptopPC and digital camera, then try this
13th June 2008, 1:00am

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New focus

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If your pupils are reluctant to check and edit their own work, or you are looking for a new take on peer assessment and you have access to a projector, laptopPC and digital camera, then try this.

As pupils work in a lesson, draft writing for example, take a snapshot of their work with a digital camera. Connect the camera to your laptop and display the images instantly on the whiteboard.

Use the interactive facilities of your whiteboard to work together as a class to improve the draft.

Pupils like to see their handwriting projected on a large screen and enjoy the idea of getting instant and important feedback.

Josephine Smith is deputy head at Long Field High School in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.

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