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Progress test utopia

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Cees van der Vleuten *
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Adrian Freeman
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Carlos Fernando Collares
DOI:10.1007/s40037-018-0413-1delete
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This paper discusses the advantages of progress testing. A utopia is described where medical schools would work together to develop and administer progress testing. This would lead to a significant reduction of cost, an increase in the quality of measurement and phenomenal feedback to learner and school. Progress testing would also provide more freedom and resources for more creative in-school assessment. It would be an educationally attractive alternative for the creation of cognitive licensing exams. A utopia is always far away in the future, but by formulating a vision for that future we may engage in discussions on how to get there.
Keywords:
Progress testing
Assessment feedback
School collaboration
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Perspectives on Medical Education
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Maastricht University
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Papers: 2.8W
Citations: 277
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University of Exeter
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Citations: 3.6W
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Cross institutional collaboration in assessment: a case on progress testing
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errVan der Vleuten, CPM; Schuwirth, LWT; Muijtjens, AMM; Thoben, AJNM; Cohen-Schotanus, J; Van Boven, CPA
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Adaptation of medical progress testing to a dental setting
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errBennett, Jon; Freeman, Adrian; Coombes, Lee; Kay, Liz; Ricketts, Chris
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A systemic framework for the progress test: Strengths, constraints and issues: AMEE Guide No. 71
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errWrigley, William; Van Der Vleuten, Cees P. M.; Freeman, Adrian; Muijtjens, Arno
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