Forget the Facts. Can You Learn?: Preparing Students for Futu...
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- Dtspdmka on 2008-04-04 - Tags learning , assessment
- Rosaliesynk on 2008-04-03 - Tags assessment , edutopia
- Willrich on 2008-04-03 - Tags assessment , netbook
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Fully realized, this kind of assessment would be
linked with curriculum. Rather than moving along a
metaphorical conveyor belt from one lesson to the next, Bransford says, students would spend time developing expertise in a subject. Through repeated challenges,
they'd build up strategies and resources over time, just as a worker would on the job.
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