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Judith Schr?r MD,Klaus Püschel MDish and German educational systems show that teachers’ secondary school track decisions are biased by a student’s social background. Therefore, biased assessment of students may contribute to the social inequalities observed in secondary schools in both countries. Within a social cognitive framework

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Annette M. Müller MD,Michael Tsokos MDon has shifted from whether such outcomes should be measured to how they should be measured. Today SLOs are typically assessed by student self-reports of learning or with multiple-choice and short-answer tests. Each of these methods has its strengths and limitations; each one provides insights into

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Judith Schr?r MD,Klaus Püschel MD collaborated on two experimental studies of an assessment of generic learning outcomes of tertiary students. The instrument (CLA+ International/TECO) was administered to students graduating from Italian universities. Their results and outcomes were benchmarked against graduating university students