Does anyone know about these reception marking 'codes'?

[ilovetosleep]

I'm just being nosey really. I'ms sure they're secret teachers code that I'm not meant to know about.

We got a scrap book with all of DS's reception 'work' and by the tick and comment there is a little code in a circle eg LP, I, TL, S/S.

anyone know?
Thanks

[delilabell]

Lp literacy practice??

[roundtable]

I=independent
TL = teacher led

Not sure about the other ones but the school should have their marking policy up on the wall or ask at next parents evening/in September. It shouldn't be a secret.

[olafisking]

It's probably indicating the type of skill he demonstrates eg mark making, physical, literacy, numeracy etc but obviously those don't match the codes! Can you ask the school? (when they're back!)

[Sukistjames]

I - independent
TL - teacher led
Not sure about the others. Not ones I've used in school before.

[YorkieDorkie]

S/S semi supported maybe? Some support?

[plimsolls]

Could also be the teacher/teaching assistant/learning support assistant's initials as well? To show who was either working with him or who was marking the book.

[YorkieDorkie]

We write TP for team point... Are your DC's called anything else? Learning point - LP?

[ilovetosleep]

It's not teachers initials but they others make sense, thanks! I'll ask next term, just curious now as I go through this scrapbook (for the fiftieth time - so cute...)

thanks again

[user1471499793]

S/s - self-selected
L/p - learning partner

[LemonRedwood]

Learning Partner, Independent, Teacher Led, Self Selected

Or why not just ask the teacher. It's rarely top secret!

[LemonRedwood]

Sorry, just read you'll ask next term

[jamdonut]

I = independent
S= supported
G = group
That's at our school...there is a marking policy. As far as I'm aware, most schools have them. Like all policies, you should be able to ask for it.

[ilovetosleep]

What does Learning partner mean? TA?

[user1471499793]

Worked with another child