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All about assessment and evaluation
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Programmatic assessment
We don't want to focus too much on evaluation, but all the more on learning. So what does that look ...
5 ways to encourage quality awareness among students
If students know what quality is, it becomes easier to deliver something of high quality themselves....
Quality awareness
It is important for students to know what they need to work towards. In this article, we tell you ab...
5 tips to boost students’ feedback literacy
You put a lot of time into feedback and your students could learn a lot from it. Only that is easier...
Feedback
Why don't your students seem to have done anything with the feedback you put so much time into? Time...
5 tips for a good end of school year
Are you, as a teacher, currently still buried in assessment work? Here are 5 tips for a good end of ...
Working on feedback literacy with comparative judgement
Kim Borsen talks about the use of Comproved in the first-year course ‘Introduction to Educational ...
Summative assessment
Now and then we have to make a decision about student competence. How? We dive into the concept of s...
How to make a comparison?
Let's get started with comparative judgement. What does this mean concretely? What should you keep i...
Learning from comparison
We tell you about the power of learning from comparison and how you can use it as a learning strateg...
Reliable assessment with multiple teachers
Zita Albon uses Comproved in two different courses in the Academic Teacher Training Programme at Utr...
Formative assessment
Too often there is a misconception that if a test is taken without scoring, it is formative assessme...
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