The phrase "assessment opportunities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing chances or situations where assessments can take place, often in educational or evaluative contexts.
Example: "The course provides various assessment opportunities to ensure that students can demonstrate their understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "evaluation chances" or "testing opportunities".
The desire for high fidelity/authentic assessment opportunities is not new to the measurement community, which increasingly has been experimenting with performance assessments.
Therefore, it can be used in very large classes, where formative assessment opportunities are often limited.
2) To offer learning opportunities which are also potential assessment opportunities.
Residents may be admitted near the end of life, limiting the number of assessment opportunities to capture diagnostic information.
Formative assessment opportunities are important in facilitating self-regulated learning (Butler and Winne, 1995; Nicol and MacFarlane-Dick, 2006).
Clinicians usually respond to doubt by running additional tests, and the participants in our study similarly called for supplementary assessment opportunities in cases of doubt.
The logic of this approach can be generalised to other academic integrity issues (see Hodgkinson et al., 2015), potentially arming other academics to adjust the assessment opportunity structures within their units to reduce the suitability for contract cheating.
Finally, the on-line platform offers a convenient assessment opportunity and CME delivery mechanism that that can aid in wider dissemination of the program.
We have selected the 12-month assessment as the primary outcome because this allows adequate time for any intervention benefit to manifest, and is the final assessment opportunity for the initial registry study design.
Though best supported by Aboriginal Cultural Educators and Mentors, cultural competence should be considered at every teaching and assessment opportunity in GP training, and falls within the domain of teaching provided by GP Supervisors when Registrars consult with Aboriginal patients in their training placements.
Weekly quizzes served as periodic self-assessment opportunities for the students and provided practice with exam-style questions.
