We know that repetition helps learning, but constant repetition can be distracting and not very stimulating. We know that repetition helps learning, but constant repetition can be distracting and not very stimulating. We know that repetition helps learning, but constant repetition can be distracting and not very .......well, you get the point, say the authors of Assessments through the Learning Process.* This comprehensive white paper examines learning assessments from various types of evaluation tools to understanding the benefits of computerized appraisals.
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*Assessments through the Learning Process, by Eric Shepherd and Janet Godwin. Questionmark White Paper, First publication date: 2004. Updated and revised: 2010.