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ILP Participation- LinkedIn Learning

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For this ILP, I participated in a LinkedIn Learning video on the different types of assessments. I generally enjoyed the experience, for the website was easy to use and the video was a good introduction to the topic of assessments. The main topic was on the difference between formative and summative assessments, and the teacher stressed the importance of using these assessments as a way of communication between the teacher and the student. Through their work, students communicate to the teacher what they do and do not know, and the teacher can communicate back through helpful feedback. I did not like how fast-paced the video was, and in the future I will look for videos that are longer and more focused. I will definitely use LinkedIn Learning again for my personal professional development. 

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