TeachMeets – Assessment with Purpose
Zoom
TEACHMEETS ARE OPEN TO SCHOOL DELEGATES ONLY.
Join us for our next TeachMeet, where we’ll be exploring practical strategies and real classroom examples focused on Assessment with Purpose.
Whether you’re looking to make assessment more meaningful, reduce workload, or use feedback to truly drive learning, this session is for you. Join colleagues to explore practical ways to make assessment a tool for progress not just a process.
Join us to:
- Discover new and exciting approaches to assessment
- Exchange resources and ideas
- Support and inspire each other
This is a brilliant opportunity to share what’s working in your setting, pick up fresh ideas, and connect with colleagues from across the region. Get ready for 90 minutes of engaging discussions and practical takeaways!
Apply To Speak: Join in the discussion to help your colleagues and share your work on assessment in the classroom. You don’t have to be a self-proclaimed ‘expert’, just someone passionate about teaching and willing to share your knowledge. Apply to speak here.
Book Now!Event Overview
How to join ?
- Once you have registered and the SNE events team have approved your place, you will be sent your confirmation email which contains your unique joining link from Zoom.
- If you have not received this, please check your spam/junk folder.
- If you are still struggling to find your join link, please contact us directly events@schoolsnortheast.com
Do I need to install Zoom?
- You can join the call without downloading Zoom by clicking ‘join from browser’ when you launch the call on the day of the event.
- If you are using the Zoom app from your laptop or PC, please ensure that you have the latest version installed prior to the event. Download & install here!
Can I ask the presenter questions?
- You can submit questions for the speaker when you register, using the Zoom registration form. The Zoom chat function will also be available during the call and questions can be submitted here. You will also have the chance to unmute and speak directly with the speaker during any allocated Q&A sessions.
