Proceedings of the 40th AEAA Annual Conference on Reimagining Educational Assessment in the Age of Multiple Dimensions of Learning in a Global Society
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40th AEAA Conference Proceedings, UMALUSI, Association for Educational Assessment in AfricaAbstract
The 40th AEAA Annual Conference Proceedings presents a collection of peer-reviewed articles that critically explore contemporary challenges and innovations in educational assessment. Under the theme "Reimagining Educational Assessment in the Age of Multiple Dimensions of Learning in a Global Society," these contributions examine transformative approaches to assessment within diverse educational contexts, with a strong focus on African and global perspectives. The twelve articles featured in this volume cover a range of pertinent topics, including frameworks for quality assurance in online assessments, strategies for enhancing learning outcomes through partnerships, and the role of formative assessment in self-regulated learning. Other discussions highlight emerging trends in school-based assessment, the integration of technology in assessment practices, and the evolving needs of learners with intellectual disabilities. Contributions also explore critical themes such as the authenticity of e-assessment policies, peer assessment in technical disciplines, and the alignment of national assessment standards with contemporary educational demands. Providing a rigorous analysis of current and emerging assessment methodologies, this volume offers valuable insights for educators, policymakers, and researchers. It serves as a foundational resource for enhancing assessment strategies that are responsive to evolving pedagogical landscapes, ensuring equitable, inclusive, and high-quality education.
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