Mrs OC
@dha24.bsky.social
Deputy Head Academic, interested in all things Teaching & Learning.
Maths geek.
Type 1 Mum.
Maths geek.
Type 1 Mum.
I thought about this a lot as a HoD. Consistency for students is a big plus. Taking away freedom for teachers is a negative.
But I always thought about other professions - if there’s a proven pathway for, say, a medical treatment that’s been shown to be the best then all Drs should use it, surely?
But I always thought about other professions - if there’s a proven pathway for, say, a medical treatment that’s been shown to be the best then all Drs should use it, surely?
May 21, 2025 at 5:50 AM
I thought about this a lot as a HoD. Consistency for students is a big plus. Taking away freedom for teachers is a negative.
But I always thought about other professions - if there’s a proven pathway for, say, a medical treatment that’s been shown to be the best then all Drs should use it, surely?
But I always thought about other professions - if there’s a proven pathway for, say, a medical treatment that’s been shown to be the best then all Drs should use it, surely?
Or this...😉
Assess comes from Anglo-French usage, and is ultimately derived from the Latin verb assidēre, "to sit as a judge."
Assess comes from Anglo-French usage, and is ultimately derived from the Latin verb assidēre, "to sit as a judge."
a woman in a black dress is talking to a man and saying judging , judging so hard .
ALT: a woman in a black dress is talking to a man and saying judging , judging so hard .
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November 21, 2024 at 11:48 AM
Or this...😉
Assess comes from Anglo-French usage, and is ultimately derived from the Latin verb assidēre, "to sit as a judge."
Assess comes from Anglo-French usage, and is ultimately derived from the Latin verb assidēre, "to sit as a judge."