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‘Catastrophic’ Tech Issues Postpone Wash. Bar Exam

Roughly 645 people will have to take the newly redesigned exam later this year or next. One outraged law dean says those options aren’t good enough for the thwarted test takers.

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Law Schools Are Asking the Wrong Question About AI

The more interesting one is not about academic integrity. It’s about what it means to assess professional competence in a fast-changing field.

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The 5-Letter Problem With Grades

The A-through-F system is not serving students (or employers) well.

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That Chart From Brown Isn’t Really About Cheating

We made grades the point. AI just made them cheap.

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Opinion

Taking the Cotton Candy Out of Your Learning Objectives

Rethinking your learning outcomes to build them around transferable skills is the first step toward better, more nutritious course design.

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The Case for Uncertainty in Higher Ed

In a higher ed system that focuses on measurable outcomes and mastery, learning to dwell in doubt still matters.

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Opinion

Championing Change as a Learning Evaluation Professional

The work of learning evaluation matters now more than ever.

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Opinion

A Practical, Scalable Template for Oral Exams

Yes, it can be done, even in classes with dozens of students.