Assessment in inclusive settings - Phase 1
Phase 1 of the Assessment in Inclusive Settings project ran from 2005 to 2006 and resulted in a series of materials.
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Phase 1 of the Assessment in Inclusive Settings project ran from 2005 to 2006 and resulted in a series of materials.
The end point of Phase 1 of the Agency's Assessment in Inclusive Settings project was a discussion and then an explanation of the concept of inclusive assessment, as well as a series of recommendations for inclusive assessment policy and practice.
The goal of Phase 2 project work (2006–2008) was to develop and also go deeper into the findings from Phase 1 in order to examine how inclusive assessment can be put into practice by exploring inter-connected themes:
The two phases of the Assessment in Inclusive Settings project examines how assessment policy and practice can support effective decision-making about teaching and learning approaches, methods and steps.
Two consecutive projects focusing on the development of a set of indicators for inclusive education in Europe.
This review is one of the outputs of Phase 1 of the Assessment in Inclusive Settings project.
It presents literature describing legislative frameworks, the possible purposes of assessment and developments in assessment practice in primary inclusive education settings in non-European countries. It is not an in-depth study of the field, but rather a small-scale investigation that presents an overview of key issues in assessment policy and practice in non-European (English-speaking) countries.