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A forum for discussing what's working -- and what isn't -- in standards and assessments.

What is the link between assessment and learning?

David Wees Learning Specialist: Technology for Stratford Hall Posted on 11/5/2011

On this coming Monday night, from 7pm to 8pm PST, Mr. Wejr and myself are planning a Twitter discussion about the relationship between assessment and learning. The topic is fairly broad, and should allow for anyone interested in assessment to participate.

Make sure to use the #BCed hashtags in your tweets if you are participating, and watch out for daylight savings time. We'll both make sure to announce the chat during the day.

We hope you will join us! If it is your first time joining a Twitter chat, see our BCed wiki page with links to some resources to get you started.

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