Measuring the impact of targeted assessment grids on the results and progress of pupils aged 5 to 8 during an oral presentation: Between precision and progression [Book Review]

Revue Phronesis 14 (1):181-195 (2025)
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The purpose of this article is to present a mechanism set up by and for future primary school teachers in their final year of initial training so as to determine whether an assessment grid would benefit from being presented in a holistic or in a targeted manner, presenting only those assessment items relating to the support provided to pupils aged 5 to 8. The article sets out the different stages of this mechanism and then proceeds to highlight the results obtained from the experiment.

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