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Assessment for learning: Effective grading and feedback strategies

Monday, January 20, 2025 15:00to16:30
Effective grading and feedback strategies

Want grading and feedback to be a powerful learning tool for your students? This workshop will help you understand assessment at 麻豆区, learn how to give feedback to support learning, and find efficient grading techniques.

Learning outcomes:

  • Explore assessment in the 麻豆区 context
  • Recognize how effective feedback facilitates students鈥� learning
  • Identify strategies for effective and efficient grading

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