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Fostering Continuous Improvement and Learning through Peer Assessment: Part of an Integral Model of Assessment
Assessment is a critical component of educational practices and thus impacts educational reform efforts. This article reviews and considers assessment from 2 perspectives: a focus on accountability and a focus on continuous improvement. A class of preservice and practicing science teachers explored
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