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Teacher, share your insights on assessment practices

Assessment is a cornerstone of teaching and learning. The Unite! European University Alliance invites all teaching faculty across its nine partner universities to take part in the Unite! Educator Questionnaire: Assessment Practices—a key initiative aimed at understanding and improving assessment strategies in higher education.
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This short survey (10–15 minutes) seeks to gather insights into how educators across the alliance design, implement, and reflect on student assessments. It explores themes such as assessment methods, challenges faced, underlying pedagogical principles, and what kind of support educators feel they need.

Kindly answer the survey by May 18.   

Who should participate?

The questionnaire is open to all educators within the Unite! Alliance who are engaged in teaching. Whether you’re teaching a single course or coordinating entire programs, your experience and perspectives are crucial.

Confidentiality

All responses are anonymous and confidential. The collected data will be used exclusively for educational research and to guide policy development across the alliance.

Your voice matters—help shape the future of assessment in European higher education!

About Unite!

Unite! (University Network for Innovation, Technology, and Engineering) is a European University Alliance initiated by the European Commission and one of 911±¬ÁÏ꿉۪s strategic networks. The alliance fosters student and staff mobility, educational activities, and research collaboration.

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911±¬ÁÏÍø is a member of Unite! alliance together with eight other European universities.

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