Self/peer assessment sheet for students to use to assess their forehand and backhand Badminton serve. Includes key teaching points and diagrams.

Student-Friendly Peer Assessment Whiteboard Prompts - Any Subject - Any Topic This whiteboard resource is a guide on how to effectively implement peer assessment in the classroom. It offers a clear explanation of what peer assessment entails and highlights its benefits for student learning. The resource presents a series of 15 prompts or statements that can be used by students when assessing their peers’ work. These prompts cover various aspects of peer assessment, including: Identifying strengths and positive aspects of the work being assessed. Providing constructive feedback on areas that need improvement. Encouraging critical thinking by asking questions about the reasoning behind certain choices or approaches. Evaluating the quality of responses, examples, and ideas presented. Assessing whether the work meets the task’s goals or requirements. Offering suggestions for improvement or alternative approaches. Commenting on the clarity and understanding of the presented ideas. Checking for and providing feedback on simple mistakes or errors. From a teacher’s perspective, this resource can be highly useful when introducing and implementing peer assessment in the classroom. It provides a structured framework and specific language that students can use to give meaningful feedback to their peers. The prompts cover a wide range of aspects, from identifying strengths to offering constructive criticism and suggestions for improvement. Teachers can use this resource to model the peer assessment process and guide students through the practice of providing effective feedback. The prompts can be displayed or distributed to students as a reference during peer assessment activities, ensuring that students have a clear understanding of the type of feedback expected and the areas to focus on. Overall, this whiteboard resource is a valuable tool for teachers looking to incorporate peer assessment into their classroom. It promotes active learning, critical thinking, and the development of evaluation and feedback skills among students, ultimately enhancing their learning experience and understanding of the subject matter.

I have made a badminton peer assessment sheet which includes visual demonstrations of each skill being performed along with a tick list for the teaching points students can work their way down the list and tick off. The sheet can also be adapted and used for recapping TP’s. The sheet also includes a written task at the end where students can use the assessment tick sheet to highlight areas for improvement ready for their end assessment or next lesson The skills in the worksheet are listed below Forehand Serve Backhand Serve Underarm Clear Overhead Clear Smash Basic Drop Shop Court Movements

Paired Reading - PEER ASSESSMENT sheet. A useful peer assessment sheet for assessing reading punctuation, fluency, delivery and accuracy. Fully editable.

Peer assessment sheet that you can use when delivering sessions that has the focus of the set shot and jump shot.

This resource specifically looks at the straight drive in cricket. It provides a description of the technique of the straight drive and also allows students to assess their partner from beginner to professional lesson. WWW/EBI

An easy template for students to complete when peer assessing work. The tick boxes are taken from non-negotiable for years 5/6 in English but could easily be altered to suit your activity.

An easy template for students to complete when peer assessing their partners work with sentence starters. This peer assessment resource can support peer collaboration. It can encourage deeper thinking and leaning, and it can help to peer assess how well their partner has understood their learning. The peer assessment sheet is easy to print off, it can be stuck in by students themselves or copied and pasted directly onto the worksheet saving time. The resource is easily adapted allowing it to be more personalised. There are two different styles of peer assessment sheets which can be used across all core and foundation subjects. These assessment templates are suitable for upper key stage 1 and key stage 2.

An easy template for students to complete when peer assessing their partners work with sentence starters. This peer assessment resource can support peer collaboration. It can encourage deeper thinking and leaning, and it can help to peer assess how well their partner has understood their learning. The peer assessment sheet is easy to print off, can be stuck in by students themselves or copied and pasted directly onto the worksheet saving time. There are two different styles of peer assessments with different sentence openers which can be used across all core and foundation subjects. These assessment templates are suitable for upper key stage 1 and key stage 2.

An easy template for students to complete when peer assessing their partners’ work. This peer assessment resource can support peer collaboration. It can encourage deeper thinking and learning. It will help peers assess how well their partner has understood their learning. The peer assessment sheet is easy to print off, can be stuck in by students themselves or copied and pasted directly onto the worksheet, saving time. There are five different styles of peer assessments which can be used across all core and foundation subjects. These assessment templates are suitable for upper key stage 1 and key stage 2.

Breaking down each of the shots in badminton. Students will be able to assess each of the shots. Great for practical lessons and BTEC.

Due to the stipulations on the controlled assessment this is a very good way for students to provide feedback and receive feedback from each other. They will need to assess an exemplar, giving a mark out of 8, if using criteria 1 as the exemplar etc. They will need to give reasons fot the mark they assigned and say how the person could improve their work. They will then be shown the commentary from the teacher or the exam board to compare. They will then peer assess the work of someone in the class using a similar assessment sheet. I have attached one, feel free to make your own.

TAG is a form of peer assessment that I came across when looking into assessment. From it I have created this resource for the children to complete when assessing other children's work. It comes with a scaffold and I recommend that you teach the children (or model) so that the quality of peer assessing is of a good standard.

3 differentiated worksheets for Peer Assessment. I use this with year 7 and 8, they assess each others work before they evaluate their own. Uses PIXL steps for levels, pupils move around the room looking at each others work then complete the front page AFTER thay have read all the comments from their Peers. Same idea - but the process is modified slightly for different abilities of groups.

A great way for students to assess each other's batting technique in rounders. This can be easily modified to fit in with your current 'assessing without levels' format. If laminated, these can be used again and again and wiped clean after. A simple 'tick' checklist allows students to see where their strengths and weaknesses are.

Every week the children in my class are paired with a different talk partner. At the end of the week I give everyone this sheet to assess how effective they thought their talk partner was. It is excellent to encourage the children to work better in partners and think about the quality of their dialogue and interaction.

Partner drills and challenges with worksheets to improve student volleyball and coaching skills!! Through this lesson, students will: Practice core volleyball skills and challenge themselves to improve their results on each attempt. Develop coaching skills, including providing constructive feedback to their partner to help them improve their volleyball skills. Learn to apply feedback received to improve their individual volleyball skills.

Badminton double sided drop shot resource. Technique diagram with teaching points. Keywords, reasoning for drop shot explanation and peer assessment tick boxes on other side

Boost Collaboration and Skill Development with Athletics Peer Assessment Worksheets! This resource includes 11 carefully designed worksheets that empower students to evaluate and provide constructive feedback on their peers’ performance across various athletic events. With dedicated sections for assessing skills, technique, and effort, these worksheets encourage reflective thinking, promote constructive criticism, and support personal growth. Perfect for fostering teamwork, improving communication skills, and deepening understanding of athletics, these worksheets are ideal for use in classrooms, sports programs, and PE lessons. Enhance collaboration and self-awareness in your students. Grab the Athletics Peer Assessment Worksheets now and help your students build confidence and support each other’s progress!

The clear Success Criteria and visual learning stimulus of the activity mean students can identify strengths and create targets before up leveling responses to the difficult task of Unseen Poetry. These visual successes allow students to build confidence whilst taking part in student led activities and relieving the pressures of marking

An end of unit cheerleading score sheet which allows pupils to assess each others performances and routines using peer assessment.