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Laying an AFL Bead in Welding
When our school first starting investigating Assessment FOR Learning 4 years ago, the first teacher we had address our faculty with an AFL classroom example was Bert Weschke, our Welding teacher. Recently, as I have engaged in some conversations about applying AFL practices to the classroom - or more specifically, NOT applying those strategies - I have come back in my mind to Bert's example. There's a lot to learn about AFL from the way Bert Weschke teaches students to "lay a…
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