Barbara Lee
01 February 1999
This report provides evidence of strategies used in schools to develop self-assessment skills and focuses, in particular, on students in KS4. It explores the many activities in place during this transitional period which provide opportunties for students to develop their self-critical skills. The report describes how teachers try to balance the promotion of students' confidence and self-esteem with the development of self-critical perspectives, so that students can take a realistic view of their strengths and weaknesses and make decisions about their plans for the future.
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