SOLO Taxonomy: A Guide for Schools Book 2

SOLO Taxonomy: A Guide for Schools introduces teachers to a simple way of differentiating learning outcomes as well as providing students with an effective method of self-assessment. It translates “learning how to learn” from a pedagogical principle into an everyday practice in the classroom by making learning outcomes visible for teachers, students and parents. SOLO Taxonomy offers a clear, simple and robust way of identifying the level of cognitive complexity of learning intentions and outcomes, and consequently making feedback and feed forward more effective in the learning process. Both teachers and students at all primary and secondary levels find SOLO Taxonomy a highly functional, useful way of clarifying their thinking and providing valuable feedback to others. 

Packed with templates and examples, this book shows how to translate an innovative, viable model into practical learning programmes that clearly align SOLO-coded learning intentions with students’ learning experiences and self assessment of their learning outcomes.