Classroom Assessment
Guest Editor: Heidi Andrade, University at Albany
Volume 48, Issue 1, 2009
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Though assessment, like most things in education, will surely continue to cycle through trends, the progress made in recent years is clearly represented in these articles. As a field, we have learned a lot about designing, using, and critiquing classroom assessments, the powerful role that teachers play at each point in the process, and the potential for significant improvements in student learning. The intent of this issue is to provide an accessible source of some of these advancements in research and practice on assessment for as well as of student learning.
