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Introduction
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Presentation
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The Knox Cube Test
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The Jewish story
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Numbers
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Numbers as a code
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Multiplechoice tests
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Paneling
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Guessing
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Elimination
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Tests
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Testing
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Adaptive testing
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Tailored testing
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Stage of increasing competence
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Zone of proximal development
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Government accountability
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Whats affecting curriculum
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The four Cs
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Collaborative problemsolving
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Collaborative problem
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Results
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Future of assessment
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On the shoulders of giants
Description:
Explore the evolution of educational assessment over the past 40 years and its impact on teaching practices in this Dean's Lecture Series presentation. Delve into global shifts in employment, education, and social life that have necessitated new approaches to assessment and communication methods. Examine the influence of key individuals and theories on assessment trends, analyze case studies of systemic changes, and learn about the University of Melbourne's role in pioneering innovative assessment techniques. Gain insights into future assessment changes for the 21st century, including the importance of the "four Cs" and collaborative problem-solving. Discover how Professor Patrick Griffin, Director of the Assessment Research Centre and Chair of Education (Assessment) at the Melbourne Graduate School of Education, reflects on his extensive career and predicts the future of educational assessment.

Shifting Sands in Educational Assessment: Past, Present, and Future - Dean's Lecture

University of Melbourne
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