Simon Thurley

Susanne Groom

Susan Jenkins

Great Britain. Historic Royal Palaces Agency

The Banqueting House, Whitehall

Kelly Gillespie

Check for Understanding: 65 Classroom-Ready Tactics Formative Assessment Made Easy! In Visible Learning, John Hattie describes a powerful strategy to enhance student learning—formative assessment (effect size .90). Implemented with fidelity, the result is assessment-capable learners, a pivotal skill for post-secondary success. “Are my students learning?” Join us in reimagining formative assessment—a fluid, robust, daily practice. Step-by-Step Activation Guide 65 Tactics to Check for Understanding Live-Action Classroom Videos for Each Tactic THE STORY OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT Part I – Formatives: What they are and what they are not Part II – Why formative assessment matters Part III – Best practice formative assessment Part IV – Leveraging formative data to enhance teaching and learning 65 CLASSROOM-READY TACTICS Contributing authors share tactics to check for understanding. Includes user-friendly instructions and video clips to model implementation at any grade level, any content area.

Check for Understanding 65 Classroom Ready Tactics: Formative Assessment Made Easy

Anne Curry

Ground-breaking new studies of Henry V's chapel, tomb and funeral service have new revelations and insights into the time.

The Arms and Armour of Death

The Funeral Achievements of Henry V at Westminster Abbey

A fascinating exploration of the process of designing and making David Hockney's Queen's Window at Westminster Abbey, unveiled in October 2018. This is the first time Hockney has designed a work in stained glass, which he drew up on his trademark iPad. The artist chose to celebrate the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II with his favourite emblem of Englishness, the hawthorn blossom of his native Yorkshire landscape. The commission was a collaboration between Westminster Abbey, the artist and Barley Studio in York, who made the stained glass. AUTHOR: Susan Jenkins is Curator at Westminster Abbey. SELLING POINTS: * The official publication on David Hockney's stained glass window at Westminster Abbey, commissioned to celebrate the reign of Queen Elizabeth II * An enchanting study exploring the processes of both designing and making the window * The first time Hockney has designed a work in stained glass

Susan Jenkins

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