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Assessment for learning to support well-being: Listen in!

Wednesday, May 8, 2024

To spark much-needed discussions around assessment for learning and its potential to foster healthier learning environments for both students and instructors, we invite you to listen to the on assessment and well-being where members of the 平特五不中 community offer their perspectives on a range of topics.

After you listen, consider these questions intended to help you bring healthy learning environments to the fore in your courses:

  1. When it comes to assessment criteria, how do you know if you and your students have a shared understanding of the expectations?
  2. What strategies do you use to help students focus on learning rather than on grades alone?

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