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An assessment exercise carried out for this purpose can be a fairly simple activity ; certainly it does not need to be surrounded with the folderol of “ test norms ” and “ grading . ” In its simplest form , the situation is like the ...
An assessment exercise carried out for this purpose can be a fairly simple activity ; certainly it does not need to be surrounded with the folderol of “ test norms ” and “ grading . ” In its simplest form , the situation is like the ...
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Two KINDS OF ASSESSMENT Decisions about assessment of the outcomes of learning , then , are of considerable importance to the whole instructional enterprise . No better guide can be found to the phrasing of the questions that make up ...
Two KINDS OF ASSESSMENT Decisions about assessment of the outcomes of learning , then , are of considerable importance to the whole instructional enterprise . No better guide can be found to the phrasing of the questions that make up ...
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Assessment cannot be done in a lecture , nor can feedback be provided to the student . All in all , the use of the lecture might best be confined to the functions of motivating students and informing them of expected accomplishments .
Assessment cannot be done in a lecture , nor can feedback be provided to the student . All in all , the use of the lecture might best be confined to the functions of motivating students and informing them of expected accomplishments .
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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