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Chapter Ten Chapter Ten Introduction | Set of Sources on King John for Exemplar Lessons | Peer assessment is the chosen focus of this chapter, although it is set within the wider context of current debates about the principles and practice of assessment in the history classroom. The chapter encourages you to think about some of the key issues involved in assessment, particularly the merits and limitations of the use of levels. In the chapter Ian Dicksee describes the processes involved with his use of peer assessment with particular reference to the use of historical sources and the analysis of pupil responses. As elsewhere, the website includes material which is too detailed to be included in the book itself so that it is necessary to use the book and the website together. The items include the source sheet used by the author for the lessons on King John and the questions the pupils were required to answer, while the third item, the assessment sheet, deserves your especial attention as it is an item at the centre of the current debate about levels. Resources to Download Set of sources on King John for exemplar lessons
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