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The answer to this question is, literally and precisely, "I'd like to see them try." 
“We critique and discuss what makes the work powerful: what makes a piece of creative writing compelling and exciting; what makes a scientific or historical research project significant and stirring; what makes a novel mathematical solution so breathtaking.”
How can assessment practices be designed to best support student learning? In school, the term “assessment” is often shorthand for “grades”—or, perhaps, tests, quizzes, rubrics, and similar evaluative tools. However, thinking of “assessment” as interchangeable with “test” or “grade” limits the potential for assessment practices to lead to meaningful and deeper learning.
I introduced critique to my class after reading Ron Berger’s manifesto, An Ethic of...
Revision is commonly met with groans of, “I don’t know what to change,” and subpar...
As I watched my class interact close to the year’s end, I felt un-needed. This is a good...
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