“More frequent, smaller, low stakes assessments… oral engagements… to adjust the teaching, perhaps provide more support.”

Australia Overnight · From the Summary Podcast - Rethinking Exams in the Age of AI

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advocates using frequent, low-stakes, in-class assessments combined with oral explanations to verify student understanding and provide a feedback loop

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