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In order to be equitable and just, the


instructions for the task will be the
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Everybody, climb that tree!

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evaluation: a research process:
R.Q-Are my students learning?

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/ tests
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(classroom observation)
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(tests) (?)



(standardized tests)


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-(projects)

( students portfolio)
On line portfolio /e-portfolio

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On line portfolios:
options for providing institutions and teachers with

a better way to assess student achievement.


http://www.interfolio.com

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Online portfolios: community


shared work

widespread adoption of online portfolios


could significantly improve measurement
of a student's learning, not just because
those who measure would have better
access to examples, but because the
student's voice in providing feedback on
how much they feel they've learned, could
and should play a larger role in overall
assessment.
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Everything that can be counted does


not necessarily count; everything
that counts
cannot necessarily be counted
Albert Einstein

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