Abstract
This practice-sharing piece outlines two main approaches to flexible summative assessment schemes, including for each approach one example from my practice and another from a published study. The bento approach offers the same assessments to all students but a variety of grade weighting schemes, allowing students to change weighting during the term. The buffet approach offers students choice of individualized assessments from a menu of possibilities and individualized grade weighting. I outline some (dis)advantages of each approach, exploring the dilemma of balance between instructor workload and high-value student learning experiences.
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Didicher, N. (2016). Bento and Buffet: Two Approaches to Flexible Summative Assessment. Collected Essays on Learning and Teaching, 9, 167–174. https://doi.org/10.22329/celt.v9i0.4435
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