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PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR MEASURING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS THROUGH FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT

In the modern education system, assessment is not only a means of determining students' knowledge, skills and competencies, but also an important pedagogical mechanism that serves to improve the quality of the learning process. The competency-based content of education and student-centered approaches have created the n...

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Open access Sep 2026

Bridging Classroom and Self-Access Learning: Teacher–Advisor Collaboration for Learner Autonomy

Ecological perspectives on language learning emphasize that learning develops through learners’ interactions with environments across multiple settings. This view is especially relevant to first-year university students, whose learning environments change as they enter higher education and who are expected to take grea...

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The Focus of Assessment in Teacher Education: Control or Learning?

This article aims to characterize the self-reported assessment practices of university professors participating in initial teacher training and to contrast them with students’ perceptions. The article distinguishes between two assessment approaches: Assessment of Learning, associated with control and grading, and Asses...

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The Definitive Assessment Playbook: Tips and Tools for Educators of Multilingual Learners

The Definitive Assessment Playbook: Tips and Tools for Educators of Multilingual Learners is a practical, evidence-based guide designed to humanize classroom assessment and elevate the agency of all assessment players. Grounded in the Science of Teaching and Learning and structured around twelve Focused Assessment Prin...

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FEEDBACK CULTURE IN UNIVERSITY CLASSROOMS: A FOUNDATION FOR INNOVATION AND STUDENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT

Feedback is an important component of teaching and learning in higher education. However, feedback should not be understood merely as one-way transmission of information; rather, it should be viewed as a dialogic process embedded in the culture of the educational institution. This article approaches feedback culture as...

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Rubrics as Metacognitive Tools in Flipped Classrooms and Self-Regulated Learning in Higher Education

Introduction. The Flipped Classroom model shifts the initial contact with instructional content to the pre-class phase, requiring greater student autonomy and self-regulation, although insufficient preparation continues to hinder learning outcomes. Methodology. This study analyzed the use of rubrics to guide pre-class...

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