Cultural Implications in Assessment

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The document discusses the cultural implications of assessment and how assessment can be used to maintain social control and power structures. It examines issues of bias in testing based on cultural references and discusses ways to create more culturally fair assessments. Examples of alternative and authentic assessments are provided to reduce bias and cultural influences on student evaluation.

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Cultural Implications in Assessment Christy Marscheider May 22, 2009

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