Classroom Assessment Techniques | €

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Are you looking for ways to improve student engagement and learning in your classroom? Do you want to gather real-time feedback to expand your teaching effectiveness? Join us for a comprehensive workshop, focused on the integration of digital and analog Classroom Assessment Techniques (CATs) into your didactic design and practice.

CATs are informal formative assessment methods that instructors can use to gain insights into student understanding, learning progress, and teaching effectiveness in real-time. Unlike formal assessments such as exams or projects, CATs are typically low-stake, can be integrated in any part of your course, and are designed to provide immediate feedback that can be used to adjust teaching strategies and improve student learning outcomes. They offer insights into teaching and learning processes, that allow teachers to make informed teaching decisions and can be flexibly adapted to various contexts using both digital and analog methods. Giving insights into student comprehension, enhancing student engagement, and improving learning through self-assessment and critical thinking, they are invaluable tools for educators in a higher education context.

Whether you are new to CATs or looking to expand your existing toolkit, this workshop provides an interactive learning experience that will enable you to better cater to your students’ learning journey. Join us and transform the way you assess and engage with your students in your classroom.

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12

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