The human and social experience of assessment: valuing the person and the context
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Teachers' perceptions about assessment: competing narratives
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Moving from student to teacher: changing perspectives about assessment through teacher education
págs. 57-76
In-service teacher professional learning: use of assessment in data-based decision-making
págs. 77-94
Teachers and assessment: enhancing assessment capability
págs. 95-108
Emotions that matter to achievement: students feelings about assessment
págs. 111-128
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Student participation in assessment: does it influence self-regulation?
págs. 145-168
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Student dishonesty in the face of assessment: who, why and what we can do about it
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Section discussion: student perceptions of assessment
págs. 221-243
Is it safe? Social, interpersonal and human effects of peer assessment: a review and future directions
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Differentiated instruction and assessment: an approach to classroom assessment in conditions of student diversity
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Exploring the influence of culture on assessment: the case of teachers' conceptions of assessment in confucian heritage cultures
págs. 404-419
Educational, assessment in muslim countries: values, policies and practices
págs. 420-435
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Assessment and sociocultural context: a bidirectional relationship
págs. 490-505
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