Jose Mestre and Rodney
Cocking, in
Learning Science and the Science of
Learning, 2002
“Largely missing from classrooms,
particularly large lecture classes, is formative assessment, which is
intended to provide feedback to both students and
instructors, so that students can have an
opportunity to revise and
improve the quality of their thinking and
instructors can tailor
their instruction appropriately.”
“Perhaps the biggest deterrent to using
formative assessment is that instructors lack techniques in ways that fit
seamlessly with instruction.”
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