This article takes a critical look at inherited assessment practices, and explores alternative, more mindful approaches. Rather than just measure student performance levels at the end of a unit, educative assessment should provide information that can actually help improve student performance. Mindful assessment is an embodied, affective, and cognitive experience that undergirds and celebrates the entire learning process. We propose and provide examples of dialectical evaluative practices that invite students into, guide students through, and take students beyond learning in the classroom in ways that honor their agency as whole persons
In this essay we discuss an iterative, reflective writing assignment (the “learning charter”) as a w...
As graduate students prepare to enter the student affairs profession, supervision serves as a critic...
Advances in our understanding of human learning require new approaches to assessing and monitoring s...
This article takes a critical look at inherited assessment practices, and explores alternative, more...
Conventional assessment can feel transactional, exclusionary, stressful, and “mindless.” Come explor...
This paper uses phenomenological psychology both as a qualitative inquiry and a pedagogic tool in or...
The approaches we take to assessing learning, the kinds of tasks we assign and the way we report suc...
Can an organic partnership of qualitative and quantitative data confirm the value of mindfulness pra...
Critics argue that theoretical frameworks for assessment for learning (AfL) and self-regulated learn...
Background: Mindfulness, giving our full attention to what we are doing in the present moment, is pe...
Rather than sorting students into winners and losers, assessment for learning can put all students o...
Wherever there is challenge in our classrooms there exists the opportunity for better formative asse...
Much evaluation of teaching focuses on what teachers do in class.\ud This article focuses on the eva...
textThis study investigated the relationship between student ratings of teaching and the mindfulness...
Although widely practiced, assessment is not just about the assessment of learning - the learning pr...
In this essay we discuss an iterative, reflective writing assignment (the “learning charter”) as a w...
As graduate students prepare to enter the student affairs profession, supervision serves as a critic...
Advances in our understanding of human learning require new approaches to assessing and monitoring s...
This article takes a critical look at inherited assessment practices, and explores alternative, more...
Conventional assessment can feel transactional, exclusionary, stressful, and “mindless.” Come explor...
This paper uses phenomenological psychology both as a qualitative inquiry and a pedagogic tool in or...
The approaches we take to assessing learning, the kinds of tasks we assign and the way we report suc...
Can an organic partnership of qualitative and quantitative data confirm the value of mindfulness pra...
Critics argue that theoretical frameworks for assessment for learning (AfL) and self-regulated learn...
Background: Mindfulness, giving our full attention to what we are doing in the present moment, is pe...
Rather than sorting students into winners and losers, assessment for learning can put all students o...
Wherever there is challenge in our classrooms there exists the opportunity for better formative asse...
Much evaluation of teaching focuses on what teachers do in class.\ud This article focuses on the eva...
textThis study investigated the relationship between student ratings of teaching and the mindfulness...
Although widely practiced, assessment is not just about the assessment of learning - the learning pr...
In this essay we discuss an iterative, reflective writing assignment (the “learning charter”) as a w...
As graduate students prepare to enter the student affairs profession, supervision serves as a critic...
Advances in our understanding of human learning require new approaches to assessing and monitoring s...