The purpose of this survey is to analyse how systematic feed-forward is described in national and international assessment research, and relate it to swedish teachers descripton of their use of systematic feed forward in their daily work to help students reach the learning-goals in oral presentation in Swedish 2. The methods of this survey are a combination of semi-structured interviews, and a literature study, and the material is interpreted with phenomenography. By that, this study aims to discuss similarities and differences between the teachers declared feed forward practices and the assessment literature. The theoretical outset is a combination of systematic feed forward, and constructive alignment. Thereby this study discuss the relation between explicit learning goals, feed forward, and the students development as speakers. Furthermore this analysis presents the abilities the students procure and how their progress is monitored. One conclusion is that the teachers express an ambition to systematize their feed-forward methods but instead tend to focus on product-oriented knowledge.