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Why Are We Still Giving Exams?

Posted on September 8, 2026 by Katrin Becker
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Approximate Reading Time: 9 minutesTL;DR: Here’s the TL;DR version, if you are impatient, busy, or simply aren’t sure you want to spend that much time on this article. Exams look precise, standardized, and objective, but they are often much noisier measures of learning than … Continue reading →

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Posted in Assessment, Higher Education, Systems Analysis, Systems Thinking and Design, Teaching & Learning | Tagged Assessment, authentic assessment, educational design, exams, generative AI, high-stakes testing, Higher Education, Learning, Teaching | Leave a reply
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