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Moderation processes
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Moderation processes are most effective when:
- they are built on a culture of professional dialogue, support and risk taking
- they are based on an inquiry approach, where each teacher is open to learning and change
- the roles of leaders, teachers, and students are clearly defined, including a moderation leader/co-ordinator
- they are planned, resourced and reviewed
- learning about the process is recorded for wider application across the school.
Effective moderation is founded on a shared understanding of effective teaching, learning and assessment across the school. See Moderation principles.
We have separated the moderation process into three sections - planning, meeting and reviewing: