Assessment for Learning Month

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May 2024: Assessment for Learning Month

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Quick quiz: Providing feedback: Commenting and grading

Friday, May 10, 2024

Feedback is a key ingredient of assessment for learning. Take this week’s quiz to explore the different strategies and resources available in the Teaching and Learning Knowledge Base for providing students with meaningful feedback.
 

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