The focus of the paper is an observational-descriptive study of three comprehensive schools in the Lombardy Region. It examines: the context in which teachers worked during the COVID-19 pandemic, their beliefs and practices regarding formative assessment, student learning and engagement during ERT, and the links between these and the context. The study suggests that there is a belief among teachers that formative assessment can support student learning and engagement in what is perceived to be an emergency context. The data collected indicate a positive correlation between beliefs and practices. There is also a significant effect of the school context on the development of the latter.
Il contributo verte su un’indagine osservativo-descrittiva su tre istituti omnicomprensivi della Regione Lombardia avente per oggetti: il contesto in cui gli insegnanti hanno operato durante il Covid-19, le loro convinzioni e dichiarazioni di prassi sulla valutazione formativa, l'apprendimento e il coinvolgimento degli studenti durante l'ERT, i legami tra queste e il contesto. L’indagine suggerisce che gli insegnanti sono convinti che la valutazione formativa possa sostenere l'apprendimento e l'impegno degli studenti in un contesto considerato emergenziale. Dai dati raccolti emerge una correlazione positiva tra convinzioni e pratiche e un effetto significativo del contesto scolastico sulla costruzione di queste ultime.
Giganti, M., Vigano', R. M., The role of the school context in teachers' beliefs about formative assessment during the Emergency Remote Teaching, <<Q-TIMES WEBMAGAZINE>>, 2023; XV (4): 194-206. [doi:10.14668/QTimes_15416] [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/260217]
The role of the school context in teachers' beliefs about formative assessment during the Emergency Remote Teaching
Giganti, Marco
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;Vigano', Renata MariaUltimo
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2023
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The focus of the paper is an observational-descriptive study of three comprehensive schools in the Lombardy Region. It examines: the context in which teachers worked during the COVID-19 pandemic, their beliefs and practices regarding formative assessment, student learning and engagement during ERT, and the links between these and the context. The study suggests that there is a belief among teachers that formative assessment can support student learning and engagement in what is perceived to be an emergency context. The data collected indicate a positive correlation between beliefs and practices. There is also a significant effect of the school context on the development of the latter.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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