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Article #1609Authentic assessment
From: kerrb
Date: Thu, 27 Jul 1995 00:00
Date: Thu, 27 Jul 1995 00:00
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Anyone know anything about authentic assessment? I received an invite to a talk and am wondering whether to go. It sounds interesting. Talk is by Dinah Gieske of the Coalition of Essential Schools. She is a teacher at University Heights High School, New York. The blurb for the talk goes like this, the expected outcomes from this approach are:- * effective expression and communication * self-awareness and self-esteem * taking responsibility and preparing for the future * social interaction and effective citizenship * critical thinking and problem solving * cultural and historical involvement * valuing and ethical decision making Sounds a bit like what I am trying to achieve anyway ---->>> anyone familiar with this approach? It sounds like a reaction again Basic Skills Testing in the USA (now being introduced in Australia). Bill Kerr Paralowie R12 School South Australia
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