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Offering Voice and Choice in Assessments – A Guide for Letting Go

January 9, 2020 Elizabeth Taylor
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A few years ago, I began making a concerted effort to focus on student engagement in my classroom. Offering voice and choice in activities and assessments became an integral part of this process. As I began to offer voice and choice with learning activities, I found that student engagement increased dramatically. I was so inspired that I decided to try and allow for voice and choice in summative assessments as well.

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