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Session Type: Symposium
Now more than ever there is a heightened need to understand teacher assessment literacy and consider it against new trends in education. This symposium aims to explores current trends in “teacher assessment literacy” in relation to the education landscape to provide an analysis of the literature in the field while provoking future directions for research and practice. Drawing on five research experiences across geographic contexts, this symposium considers both theoretical frameworks and methodological perspectives supporting the development of assessment literate teachers today. Specifically, the five studies contribute novel findings about the equitable classroom assessment; the emotional dimensions of assessment and decision-making; the impacts of Artificial Intelligence on classroom assessment and the cross-national comparisons through large-scale programmes.
Principles for Equitable Classroom Assessment - E. Caroline Wylie, Center for Assessment; Margaret Heritage, Heritage Consulting
Defining and Refining Principles of Equitable Classroom Assessment - Dustin Sonny James Van Orman, Western Washington University; Erin E. Riley-Lepo, The College of New Jersey; James H. McMillan, Virginia Commonwealth University
Understanding the Emotions of Assessment Literacy Through Teacher Reflexivity - Jill Willis, Queensland University of Technology; Andrew Gibson, University of Technology - Sydney
A Systematic Review of Online Assessment Research to Grow Teacher Assessment Literacy and Inform Practice - Mary A. Hansen, Robert Morris University
Preparing Teachers for Assessment: Evidence From Three International Large-Scale Assessment Programs - Davide Azzolini, Bruno Kessler Foundation; Serafina Pastore, University of Bari; Sonia Marzadro, Research Institute for the Evaluation of Public Policies