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How to review your students' wellbeing using the Social-Emotional Wellbeing Survey
Thursday 20 November | 4 pm AEDT
In this webinar we will look at the Social-Emotional Wellbeing Survey and how to generate and interpret the reports. We will cover looking at whole school, cohort and year level data to get an understanding of student wellbeing across a range of different areas.
PAT Science and STEM Contexts: how and why schools use these assessments
Wednesday 26 November | 4 pm AEDT
In this webinar we will talk about both PAT Science and STEM Contexts and how different schools are using these assessments. We will look at the reports and how you can use these for not only teaching and learning of science and STEM but also how it can impact other areas of the curriculum.
PAIS Adaptive reports
Wednesday 26 November | 6 pm AEDT
Explanation of key concepts and introduction to the data explorer for Progressive Achievement for International Schools (PAIS):
- Purpose of the assessment
- Key concepts including: the Progressive Achievement approach, scales, scale scores, achievement bands
- A guided journey through the reports in the ACER Data Explorer, including comparisons and tracking growth
- Summary and questions.
Unpacking ACER's General Ability Test (AGAT)
Thursday 27 November | 4 pm AEDT
This webinar will look at how schools are using ACER's General Ability Test (AGAT). We will discuss the different administration we have seen as well as view the reports available in a live demonstration.
PAIS Fixed-level reports
Wednesday 3 December | 6 pm AEDT
Explanation of key concepts and data in International Schools’ Assessment (ISA) reports:
- Purpose of the assessment
- Key concepts including: the Progressive Achievement approach, scales, scale scores, achievement bands A guided journey through the reports and data at the student, class, and school level
- Explanation of international comparisons
- Summary and questions.