Superior learning happens in classroom experiences relevant to students’ lives, interests and experiences. So: what if we moved the assessment within the learning path? We could transform it in a check-in to see if learning is there, otherwise we could give feedback and support students to get back on track.
Course curriculum
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Disclaimer
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What is this course about?
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Learning outcomes
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What does assessment mean to you?
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Why formative assessment?
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Assessment experiences around the globe
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Me and my course (Marius Boboc)
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Me and my course (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia)
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Me and my course (Ana Moura Santos)
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Me and my course (Maurizio Zani)
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How do you assess learning?
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Formative assessment scenarios
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My experience (Marius Boboc)
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My experience (Marius Boboc) quiz
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My experience (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia)
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My experience (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia) quiz
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My experience (Ana Moura Santos)
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My experience (Ana Moura Santos) quiz
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Did students know?
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My students and formative assessment (Marius Boboc)
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My students and formative assessment (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia)
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My students and formative assessment (Ana Moura Santos)
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My students and formative assessment (Ana Moura Santos) quiz
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My students and formative assessment (Maurizio Zani)
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Students' perspective: Giulia
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Students' perspective: Pietro
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Recap & tips from module 1
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Module 1 quiz
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Learning outcomes
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Focus on the intention: reflect on the design and the delivery phases
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My design of formative assessment (Marius Boboc)
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My design of formative assessment (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia)
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My design of formative assessment (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia) quiz
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My design of formative assessment (Ana Moura Santos)
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My design of formative assessment (Maurizio Zani)
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My design of formative assessment (Maurizio Zani) quiz
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Focus on the challenges
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The most difficult things (Marius Boboc)
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The most difficult things (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia)
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The most difficult things (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia) quiz
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The most difficult things (Ana Moura Santos)
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The most difficult things (Ana Moura Santos) quiz
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The most difficult things (Maurizio Zani)
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The most difficult things (Maurizio Zani) quiz
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Recap & tips from module 2
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Module 2 - Quiz
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Learning outcomes
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Our expert
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Assessment as a learning trigger
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Assertions About Assessment
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Why do we assess?
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Low stake or high stake?
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The magic of feedback
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The Clutterbuck model
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The Vygotsky model
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Formative assessment
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Some examples of formative assessment
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Performance assessment
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Journals, research papers and reports
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Portfolios
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Self and Peer Assessment
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Group work assessment
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2 rounds assessment
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The theoretical background of our guests' experiences
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My background about formative assessment (Marius Boboc)
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My background about formative assessment (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia)
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My background about formative assessment (Ana Moura Santos)
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My background about formative assessment (Maurizio Zani)
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What about students’ reactions?
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Did students enhance their learning? (Marius Boboc)
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Did students enhance their learning? (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia)
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Did students enhance their learning? (Ana Moura Santos)
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Did students enhance their learning? (Maurizio Zani)
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Recap & tips from module 3
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Module 3 - Quiz
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Learning outcomes
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10 notable features of formative assessment, before you design it
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Summary of templates
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Formative assessment activities from literature and from our guests
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Write it down
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Metacognition
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Two roses and a thorn
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Groups rotation
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Lesson Essential Questions
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Make predictions
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Self-assess your work
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Formative assessment activities suggested by our expert
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Performance assessment
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Journals, research papers and reports
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Portfolios
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Self and peer assessment
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Group work assessment
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2 rounds assessment
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Feedback Digital Toolkit
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Our guests’ final suggestions
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Tips & tricks for new assessment strategies (Marius Boboc)
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Tips & tricks for new assessment strategies (Ignacio Jaramillo Urrutia)
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Tips & tricks for new assessment strategies (Ana Moura Santos)
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Tips & tricks for new assessment strategies (Maurizio Zani)
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Recap & tips from module 4
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Module 4 - Quiz
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About this course
- 101 lessons
- 3 hours of video content
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
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able to understand new ways to perform assessment, focusing on learning and not only on its measurement.
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improve your effective support towards your students.
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understand the value that lies in correct feedback.