Calibrating Common Assessments
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The main purpose of calibration is to maintain and assure standards in a subject area, as well as ensuring that the tasks used are valid assessments of key graduate learning outcomes in a subject or discipline. As outlined in her article "Grade with Confidence: Calibrate Scores", Elicia Cárdenas takes you through the basics of calibration and how to get started.
Read the article and then answer the questions below.
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