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Seven Strategies of Assessm...

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On Common Ground: The Power...

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The Perfect Assessment System

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“A student's emotional response to assessment results will determine what that student decides to do about those results: keep working, or give up. In this context, it's essential to understand that anxiety and vulnerability are enemies of learning.”
Rick Stiggins, The Perfect Assessment System

“When one tries to learn and fails, the experience can trigger uncertainty about one's ability to learn. The resulting loss of "smart status" and fear of future failure can freeze cognition; if this becomes chronic, it can give rise to hopelessness and pessimism in the classroom. When a student is on a losing streak—has fallen into a pattern of what he or she believes to be inevitable failure—it's easy to lose heart and see no option but to give up. If that student is unlucky, a naïve adult or two will decide that if a little intimidation doesn't motivate success in school, a great deal of intimidation just might. This is exactly the wrong approach.”
Rick Stiggins, The Perfect Assessment System

“When we begin instruction by sharing with students a version of the learning target that is easy for them to understand, it focuses them on their learning destination. There is no need for them to try to guess what success looks like—we used to call that "psyching out the professor" in college as we tried to figure out what to emphasize in our studies. This clarity of destination eliminates ambiguity about the meaning of success. The emotional result is a sense of security, of confidence—there will be no surprises”
Rick Stiggins, The Perfect Assessment System



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