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Student-Centered Assessment

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Published April 30, 2024
In student-centered assessment, students make important decisions about the nature of assessment and participate in the process

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What do we mean when we say Student-Centered Assessment? Two things: 1) students make important decisions about the nature of assessment and participate in the process; 2) the purpose of assessment is to facilitate student learning.

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