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Assessment IS learning: developing a student-centred approach for assessment in Higher Education.

Stephen Rutherford¹, Connie Pritchard¹, Nigel Francis¹

¹School of Biosciences, Cardiff University, UK.

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Effective assessment and feedback are crucial for student learning and development. Shifting focus to assessment

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Background:

Traditional summative assessment is evolving towards formative approaches.
There's a growing recognition of assessment's integral role in the learning process.
Assessment is increasingly viewed as a tool for fostering self-regulated learning and learner independence.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore how assessment and feedback practices can enhance student learning and development.
To examine the potential of assessment to empower students by centering skill and personal development.
To apply the 'Equity, Agency, Transparency' (EAT) framework to analyze effective assessment strategies.

Main Methods:

Literature review focusing on assessment and feedback in Higher Education.
Analysis of assessment practices through the lens of the EAT framework.
Identification of strategies for making assessment more inclusive, meaningful, and authentic.

Main Results:

Meaningful, engaging, and student-focused assessments are key to supporting learning.
Assessment design that prioritizes student skills and personal development can empower learners.
The EAT framework provides a valuable structure for evaluating and improving assessment and feedback.

Conclusions:

Assessment is not merely a measure but an active component of learning.
Effective assessment practices should be equitable, promote agency, and be transparent.
Reforming assessment and feedback can lead to more inclusive and authentic learning experiences.