A company that develops computer games to help teachers assess children in the Foundation Stage Profile is taking part in a one-year study of the effectiveness of...
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Online assessment on test
A company that develops computer games to help teachers assess children in the Foundation Stage Profile is taking part in a one-year study of the effectiveness of electronic and online assessment for young children. The DfES has funded Screen Learning, in partnership with the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust, to look at how the series of 14 Smart Cats computer games can help teachers assess children at the end of the reception year.
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