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expecting students to be able to analyze the content when they are only required to study and pass a test

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expecting students to be able to analyze the content when they are only required to study and pass a test

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giving students assignments where they have to practice the skills and use the learned knowledge (e.g., writing an essay, running an analysis on their own)

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giving students assignments where they have to practice the skills and use the learned knowledge (e.g., writing an essay, running an analysis on their own)

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A system where the assessment is based on knowledge not applicable in practice/real life/next courses. It's done just to be done. In this case, even if a process of learning was interesting and useful, the high risk of an assessment being weird and formal is demotivating. Students feel that they sort of got the skill but "anyway they might not pass at the end"

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Estimated that students will be able to applicate and analyse knowledges if they are only interest to pass the test with one correct answer style A, B, C. They can only learn answer 1A, 2C, 3B, 4C and pass the test without content 

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Estimated that students will be able to applicate and analyse knowledges if they are only interest to pass the test with one correct answer style A, B, C. They can only learn answer 1A, 2C, 3B, 4C and pass the test without content 

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ILO: to design modern and updated lessons. Assessment: to make the students create innovative examples of lesson designs. TLA: to present new tools to the students.

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giving clear instructions about how the assignments will be graded/scored

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giving clear instructions about how the assignments will be graded/scored

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1) outcomes: learning philosophy of Kierkegaard at secondary school

2) lessons: biography of Kierkegaard

3) assessment: multiple choices about episodes of Kierkegaard's life

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When the learning outcomes are coherent w activities that students have during a course / class and at the end they try and understand how to use it  

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When the learning outcomes are coherent w activities that students have during a course / class and at the end they try and understand how to use it  

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e.g. math lessons - explain the theory, show examples, let the students try on their own, final exam is solving similar examples

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programming lessons - course consists of memorizing instructions and copying code from the teacher, but the required outcome is creating your own code

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During the lessons, students microscopically analyze histological slides and learn to recognize and name cell types or pathological features.In the test, their task is to identify cell types based on images.

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Not being explicit about what is expected and not expected

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1) outcomes: how to use critically ChatGPT

2) lessons: together online use of ChatGPT

3) assessment: essay made by ChatGPT + critical comments/essay about it

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Teaching the students to write an essays that are academically supported. ASS: write the conclusions of the course.

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During the lessons, students microscopically analyze histological slides and learn to recognize and name cell types or pathological features. In the test, their task is to determine which diseases are associated with the pathology described in a case study