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Assessment Matters 10: 2016

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Author(s): Mary Hill
Author(s): Nhat Ho, Lenore Adie, and Val Klenowski

International research has found that while Assessment for Learning (AfL) can positively impact on learning, its implementation in different national contexts presents a number of challenges. The...

Author(s): Chi Yan Lam, Catherine Donnelly, Judy Woods, and Lyn Shulha

This article examines the current use of e-learning to promote preservice teacher development in classroom assessment. Motivating this study are: (1) the perennial challenges assessment educators...

Author(s): Benjamin Bolden and Chris DeLuca

Emergent learning refers to the unplanned and unexpected learning that can occur through student engagement with complex curricular tasks. In this article, we explore expanded conceptions...

Author(s): Michael Johnston and Mark Sheehan

This article reports on an exploratory study of over 2,500 secondary school history students in New Zealand who demonstrated gender differences in respect to critical thinking within a...

Author(s): Amanda Caldwell and Eleanor Hawe

Assessment can be powerful when teachers are able to analyse, interpret and use information in ways that enhance their teaching and programmes, and students’ learning. A qualitative approach was...

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The general editor of Assessment Matters invites interested people to submit articles in the field of assessment in education. The intended readership for these articles is researchers,...