Make Assessment Inclusive

By Paul Carney

This is the sixth post in Paul Carney’s series of 8 Points for Assessment.

In this post Paul shares the importance of inclusive assessment, and suggests how you might ensure that children with Special Educational Needs and also children with natural creative flair are supported and encouraged.

 

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