Probing questions may include the following:

• ·  Why do you think this?

• ·  How do you know?

• ·  What evidence supports your thinking?

• ·   How has your thinking changed and what changed you idea?

• ·  How might your thinking change if . . .?

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Student-engaged assessment involves students in understanding and in vesting in their own growth. It changes the primary role of assessment from evaluating and ranking students to motivating them to learn. It empowers students with the understanding of where they need to go as learners and how to get there. It builds the independence, critical thinking skills, perseverance, and self-reflective understanding students need for college and careers and that is required by the Common Core State Standards. And, because student-engaged assessment practices demand reflection, collaboration, and responsibility, they shepherd students toward becoming positive citizens and human beings.

• BIE:
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examples: 

Communications, Questioning skills, Critical thinking, Learning approach, Team work,

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