Tabatha Rayment is a qualified Secondary English teacher and LRC Manager. Her interest in behavioural issues in schools during her teacher training prompted her to begin her first book while still studying for QTS. She now manages an 11-19 LRC while still finding time to teach and write.

'Tabatha Rayment's lists of assessment ideas are...interesting and unexpected, reminding us of the variety of ways in whch students might be assessed and taking a surprisingly broad view...there are plenty of useful tips and reassuring advice.' - Geoff Barton TES

• Introduction 1. Explaining assessment 2. Positive assessment 3. Assessment and the National Curriculum 4. Assessment and learning 5. Assessment strategies and planning lessons 6. Assessment variations 7. Student variations 8. Marking and monitoring 9. Oral assessment 10. Written assessment 11. Teacher assessment

Tabatha Rayment is a qualified Secondary English teacher and LRC Manager. Her interest in behavioural issues in schools during her teacher training prompted her to begin her first book while still studying for QTS. She now manages an 11-19 LRC while still finding time to teach and write.

'Tabatha Rayment's lists of assessment ideas are...interesting and unexpected, reminding us of the variety of ways in whch students might be assessed and taking a surprisingly broad view...there are plenty of useful tips and reassuring advice.' - Geoff Barton TES

• Introduction 1. Explaining assessment 2. Positive assessment 3. Assessment and the National Curriculum 4. Assessment and learning 5. Assessment strategies and planning lessons 6. Assessment variations 7. Student variations 8. Marking and monitoring 9. Oral assessment 10. Written assessment 11. Teacher assessment

Tabatha Rayment is a qualified Secondary English teacher and LRC Manager. Her interest in behavioural issues in schools during her teacher training prompted her to begin her first book while still studying for QTS. She now manages an 11-19 LRC while still finding time to teach and write.

'Tabatha Rayment's lists of assessment ideas are...interesting and unexpected, reminding us of the variety of ways in whch students might be assessed and taking a surprisingly broad view...there are plenty of useful tips and reassuring advice.' - Geoff Barton TES

• Introduction 1. Explaining assessment 2. Positive assessment 3. Assessment and the National Curriculum 4. Assessment and learning 5. Assessment strategies and planning lessons 6. Assessment variations 7. Student variations 8. Marking and monitoring 9. Oral assessment 10. Written assessment 11. Teacher assessment