This document discusses the need to rethink assessment in education. It provides several quotes highlighting that assessment should focus on learning rather than just measuring outcomes, and that feedback is key to helping students reach their goals. The document also suggests that assessment should involve self and peer evaluation, with students having ownership over the assessment process. It advocates using technology to document and showcase learning, and developing assessments that reflect real-world work that matters.
If You Hate Assessment, You Might Be Doing It Wrong
1. Making
ASSESSMENT
Meaningful
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Dean Shareski
GAFE Summit
Singapore
Sept. 6, 2014
2. Making
ASSESSMENT
Meaningful
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Dean Shareski
GAFE Summit
Singapore
Sept. 6, 2014
3. How Do you
Define
Learning?
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4. How Do you
Define
Learning?
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5.
6. “I try to distinguish between
contexts of productive and
unproductive learning. And
by productive, I mean that
the learning process is one that
engenders and reinforces
wanting to learn more.
Absent wanting to learn,
the learning context is
unproductive or
counterproductive.”
7.
8. “Information will be learned slowly
and doomed to rapid forgetting
unless they are quickly attached to a
framework of knowledge that we
already possess.”
9. Rick Stiggins Alfie Kohn
Cathy Davidson
Ken O’Connor
Joe Bower
Assessment Heroes
Grant Wiggins
22. “If you say you don’t have time for assessment,
you assume that the teaching is more important
than the learning.
Feedback is the key to reaching goals.
23. “If you say you don’t have time for assessment,
you assume that the teaching is more important
than the learning.
Feedback is the key to reaching goals.
Saying there’s no time
is to confuse causing learning
for mentioning stuff.” Grant Wiggins