#Assessment in education

[educationcompanion]

The 4 Types of Evaluation in Education. A Comprehensive Overview

When it comes to education, evaluation is more than just a final grade or score. It’s a comprehensive process that helps educators gauge student progress, identify areas of improvement, and shape future instruction. In this post, we’ll be delving into the different types of evaluation methods used in educational settings, each serving a unique purpose. So, let’s get started! Formative…

[edulearnweb]

Types of assessment in education & the best for your students as a teacher

Types of assessment in education & the best for your students as a teacher

Have you considered the types of assessment in education and the best for your students as a teacher to help learners perform better and bring you results? This article takes a look at the assessment types and the choices you can make. It is well known that student learning needs to be assessed in order to understand where it is and where it can go. While there are many different methods of…

[simptasia]

christian knows jack is autistic but never let him get diagnosed because 1. he's ableist and 2. autistic people aren't allowed to to enter any medical field. yes, you read that right. yes, still to this day

[bonni]

isn't it funny how a ton of professionally diagnosed autistic people diagnosed in adulthood say that they definitely knew they were autistic before they were diagnosed but there's still a fairly large group of autistic people diagnosed as children who cling to the disproven idea that "you can't possibly know that you're autistic because not knowing is one of the symptoms! I didn't know before I was diagnosed!" like yeah no shit that's because you were 10 years old

[nikosasaki]

oh yeah as of like. several hours ago. I have a masters degree

[ahsoka-in-a-hood]

I know it's a vibe-based world building exercise and all, but there are some things about the Children of the Watch that are just completely batshit when I stop to think about it. Like I don't really want to do the 'it's a cult' routine but there is one way. There is one way the degree of informational control is through the roof. Din was taken into the covert during the clone wars. He grew up on Concord Dawn. That's a Mandalorian moon, right next to Mandalore. The children of the watch were also very much not the only mandalorians living there at that time, most of whom were not nearly as orthodox. Did he live in a basement back then, too? What about the full decades that followed before the purge of Mandalore happened? How did it manage to elude his notice that many of his literal neighbours were mandalorians who took their helmets off for twenty whole years? (okay so maybe they left concord dawn and went underground long before the purge but still)

And also, you know, basic politics. Basic knowledge of what is happening in their system. Okay maybe not every kid knows who the president is, I guess. Still kind of nuts he'd never even heard of Kryze, or… anyone or anything involved…. how anyone else lived…. at all… for more than twenty years……..

It'd be one thing if he was just prejudiced, but he seems genuinely surprised by a lot of this stuff. How did he get bubbled so successfully

[bladeweave]

SOME of us got kicked out of gifted education in the fourth grade for being too stupid. and then moved to a state with higher education standards, thereby proving that we were indeed too stupid. but not you.

[gaytobymeres]

i think the point of a university-level education is a bit lost on some of my course mates...

[luvevee]

Scarlet and Violet, performance wise really lacking to the point where it's obvious there needs to be changes to how staff need to be treated better and given more time to work, are really some of the best games in the mainstream series I've ever played and I just really want to talk forever about how amazing it all is

[normalbrothers]

i'm still morbidly curious what the american tv show adaption of let the right one in is supposed to be about. everything i've read about it seems so far away from the book's thematic scope

[chowtrolls]

BROTHER WE HAVE TWO DAYS LEFT IN THE ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR AND A MOM IS THREATENING TO REPORT ME TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION BECAUSE HER DAUGHTER HAS AN F

[speedwagons-glorious-mane]

The person who signed me up for my online course misspelled my last name even though I always spell it out to people because for some reason literally NOBODY knows how to fucking spell it so student services sent me an email and called me to tell me I need to send over some valid ID because they can't just... trust that I know how to spell my own fucking last name idk I can't believe I'm paying actual money for this what a fucking waste

[porloquevivoyo]

This prototyping at work is such a steep learning curve for me. Writing assessments seemed easy enough…..

Im ready for a project where I’m doing something I’ve already done before.

[miodiodavinci]

taking a moment to add my two cents i think

[stepseduworldblog]

Unlocking Opportunities: How a Trusted Education & Career Coach Facilitates Study in the UK

In the vibrant city of Dubai, where innovation meets tradition, the journey of Trusted Education & Career Coaches and consultants unfolds with promising opportunities and transformative innovations. As Dubai continues to position itself as a global hub for education and business, students in the region are witnessing a dynamic evolution in the way they learn, explore career paths, and prepare for the future. In this blog post, we delve into the multifaceted aspects of education and career opportunities for Dubai students, from emerging trends in learning to the diverse pathways in the professional realm.

Virtual Reality Classrooms: Stepping into Tomorrow

Imagine students donning VR headsets, transported to ancient civilizations or exploring molecular structures up close. Virtual reality classrooms are revolutionizing learning, turning textbooks into immersive experiences. In Dubai, where innovation is a way of life, VR classrooms are poised to reshape traditional learning paradigms.

One of the defining characteristics of modern education in Dubai is the integration of cutting-edge technologies that enhance learning experiences. Virtual reality (VR) classrooms have emerged as a game-changer, offering students immersive and interactive environments that transcend traditional teaching methods. Imagine a history lesson where students can virtually visit ancient civilizations or a science class where they explore complex molecular structures up close. VR classrooms not only make learning engaging but also foster deeper understanding and retention of concepts.

[marietheran]

my bedbound grandfather is currently living with us, along with a caretaker who's from ukraine and I'm once again incredibly intrigued by that interesting polish-ukrainian dialect that seems to have developed between emigrants and refugees.