Discussions as Assessments for Learning

Teaching Today
09/11/2021 29 min
Discussions as Assessments for Learning

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Discussions are an important component of 21st century learning in all disciplines; they help students process and communicate information, and help teachers better understand which concepts students are connecting with. 21st century learning specialist G. Faith Little joins us this week to unpack the benefits of classroom discussions, and how they can be a simple, authentic way to assess student learning.

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