Is the phrase authentic assessment an oxymoron? #edchat
Is the phrase authentic assessment an oxymoron? #edchat
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January 13, 2010
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@tomwhitby I think the phrase "systemic change" is thrown around too casually. What makes it different from "change we can believe in"?
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@tomwhitby I think the phrase "systemic change" is thrown around too casually. What makes it different from "change we can believe in"?
Greg McVerryBack at UCONN trying 2 hammer out rubrics 4 online reading comprehension items. Lot of tough decisions for 21st century test #edcat #edtech
Back at UCONN trying 2 hammer out rubrics 4 online reading comprehension items. Lot of tough decisions for 21st century test #edcat #edtech
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