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Construction as an Ethical Maxim,of more authentic assessments and moderation practices for the purposes of improving learning, equity and accountability. Evidence is drawn from local studies of teacher judgment practice and used to demonstrate these developments and in so doing illuminate the complex issues of engaging the demands

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Parameters and Structural Design, also identified potentially successful approaches to professional learning and dissemination through a dynamic and complex process that requires commitment from, and empowerment of, teachers and appropriate support from policy-makers, researchers and educational support professionals.

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Construction as an Ethical Maxim,ssessment reforms. The current problem is the general belief that summative tests are the best vehicle to raise student performances. To improve student achievement across the curriculum, it is suggested that improving teacher quality and their capacity to use assessment as central to learning may be the most effective way to attain this goal.

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Construction as an Ethical Maxim,pics, and to help students to identify areas they need to work on. Several issues are then discussed in relation to the development of large-scale assessment projects that incorporate an assessment for learning aspect. The chapter concludes by offering some suggestions for future improvement of the project.

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Assessment for Learning in Language Classrooms for learning strategies in the English and Chinese language classrooms. The impacts of the project on student learning and teacher professional enhancement are reported, and conditions for a sustainable and wider use of assessment for learning strategies are discussed.