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Bett - ExCel London - 24-26 January 2024
Bett - ExCel London - 24-26 January 2024

Comparative Judgement: You Be The Judge


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What is comparative judgement?

Can you hear it? Recently, there seems to be a lot of noise coming from the movers and shakers, talking heads and education influencers about comparative judgement (CJ). This is interesting as CJ has been around for donkey's years, yet somehow is starting to feel new, 'novel', fresh and even revolutionary. Why do we still use an 18th Century approach to assessing exam answers when we have a 21st Century alternative?

Old-school

Way back in 2005, I was involved in comparative judgement research (Project e-Scape) with Professor Richard

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Posted in Academic Research, Assessment, Basic Account, Workload IdeasTagged adaptive comparative judgements, Alastair Pollitt, Ark, Assessment, comparative judgement, Daisy Christodoulou, David Didau, Dr Chris Wheadon, Dr Steve Draper, e-scape, Education, Education Endowment Foundation, Formative Assessment, Goldsmiths College, Louis L. Thurstone, Marking, No More Marking, Paul Newhouse, Pinna Tarricone, Prof. Richard Kimbell, ranking, Schools, Summative Assessment, teaching, Technology Research Education Unit, Workload

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