Rethinking assessment? research into the affective impact of higher education grading
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- Liz Bunting,
- Vikki Hill,
- Emily Salines
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- University of the Arts London,
- Queen Margaret University,
- Queen Mary University of London
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Assessment plays a central role in learning in higher education (HE), but often the impact of grading assessment on student motivation, behaviour and wellbeing is insufficiently considered in policy and practice. With the growing concern in the HE sector about student mental health, a consideration of the affective dimension of grading is timely.
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EnglishPages from-to (Number of pages)
Pages 82–100Journal (Volume, Issue Number)
Compass: Journal of Learning & Teaching in Higher Education (Volume 17, Issue 1)Publication milestones
- Published - 09/05/2024
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Published - 09/05/2024
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2044-0081Access to documents
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