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Daily Archives: May 17, 2019
Self Testing: Strategies for the Classroom
Testing in schools is often met with angst and worry from both students and staff and it usually ends with an overwhelming sense of judgement. An ever-growing body of research actually suggests that low-stakes testing can improve learning. Furthermore, a … Continue reading
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