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  1. Feedback futures: beyond the limits of human and GenAI capacities
  2. Technology, pedagogy, and feedback: how teachers’ digital competencies shape feedback and mathematics achievement through self-regulated learning
  3. The role of teacher feedback on students’ motivation: a situated expectancy-value perspective
  4. A meta-analytical review of the effects of self-assessment and peer-assessment interventions on self-regulated learning strategies and affective outcomes
  5. Formative assessment – a global phenomenon
  6. The potential of artificial intelligence to enhance self-regulated learning: A three-level meta-analysis
  7. Making sense of AI feedback: how students’ feedback literacy moderates the link between ChatGPT acceptance and self-regulated learning
  8. School Assessment Policy, Teacher Assessment Practice and Training, and Reading Achievement: A Multi-Level Analysis of PISA 2018 Data
  9. The bi-factor structure and measurement invariance of the Mental Health Continuum-Short Form (mhc-sf): Validation and cutoff scores in the Philippines
  10. Individual-level mechanisms of SRL in digital learning environments: motivational, metacognitive, and behavioural dynamics
  11. Relationship between formative assessment practices and students’ academic achievement: the mediating role of student engagement
  12. A systematic review of feedback literacy scales: Development and validation
  13. Ensuring the Validity of Assessing Student Well-Being in Paper-and-Pencil and Web-Based Formats: The Measurement Invariance of the MHC-SF
  14. From policy to practice: a longitudinal interview study of experienced music teachers on implementing formative assessment in China
  15. Fostering feedback literacy by scaffolding self-regulated feedback: a comparative study of GenAI and human peers
  16. Mapping formative assessment in higher music education: A scoping review of its implementation and impact on musical intelligence
  17. AI-assisted feedback: students’ feedback perceptions, emotions, actions, and literacies
  18. Unraveling the mechanisms and effectiveness of AI-assisted feedback in education: A systematic literature review
  19. Collaborative Lesson Planning Influences Teachers' Self‐Regulated Learning Instruction ( SRL ‐I): The Mediating Role of Perceived Benefits of SRL
  20. Exploring factors influencing students’ self-feedback: insights from a structural equation modeling analysis using an extended theory of planned behavior framework
  21. Exploring the mediating effect of feedback self-efficacy between students’ self-feedback behavior and academic proficiency
  22. Adversity Quotient Influences Self-Regulated Learning Strategies via Achievement Motivation Among Chinese University Students
  23. Technology-mediated self-assessment in higher education: A critical review
  24. Psychometric properties of the Feedback Literacy Behaviour Scale (FLBS) for Chinese students
  25. Learning and practicing simultaneously: the synergistic effect of online self-assessment diaries and teacher self-assessment instruction on learning and growth mindset
  26. Effects of GenAI Interventions on Student Academic Performance: A Meta-Analysis
  27. Enhancing mathematics achievement through teacher support: The mediating role of student feedback literacy
  28. Generative artificial intelligence as an enabler of student feedback engagement: a framework
  29. Empower Students With Internal Feedback: Unpack the Process of Internal Feedback in Language Classrooms
  30. From beliefs to behaviors: Conceptualizing and assessing students’ practices that reflect a growth mindset
  31. Students’ engagement with ChatGPT feedback: implications for student feedback literacy in the context of generative artificial intelligence
  32. Teacher instructional practices and strategies for student self-assessment
  33. The relationship between formative assessment, science interest, and science achievement: a mediation model
  34. Self-assessment design in a digital world: centring student agency
  35. Understanding music teachers’ formative assessment intention and implementation: A Chinese Mainland context
  36. The development and validation of the Student Self-feedback Behavior Scale
  37. Understanding and Developing Student Assessment Literacy
  38. The Intervention Effects on Teacher Well-being: A Three-Level Meta-Analysis
  39. Teachers' perceptions of integrating digital technologies into formative assessment
  40. Examining the reciprocal influence between undergraduate students’ self-regulation and approaches to learning
  41. Relationships between teacher feedback and English writing proficiency in Chinese students: The mediating effect of writing self-regulated learning strategies
  42. Is it useful, acceptable, or controllable? Hong Kong primary school teachers’ online assessment practices in changing time
  43. Using Lesson Study to promote teacher assessment literacy
  44. The perceived teacher support scale (PTSS) for students: Development and psychometric studies
  45. The multidimensional teacher well-being: a mixed-methods approach
  46. Measuring what learners do in feedback: the feedback literacy behaviour scale
  47. A Systematic Review on Students’ Perceptions of Self-Assessment: Usefulness and Factors Influencing Implementation
  48. The role of a professional development program in improving primary teachers’ formative assessment literacy
  49. Exploring the moderating role of well-being on the adaptive link between self-assessment practices and learning achievement
  50. Assessment is contagious: the social contagion of formative assessment practices and self-efficacy among teachers
  51. Exploring the roles of academic self-concept and perseverance of effort in self-assessment practices
  52. The influence of self-assessment practices on online training for investigative interviewing skills
  53. Effects of online peer assessment on higher‐order thinking: A meta‐analysis
  54. Supporting students’ intrinsic motivation for online learning tasks: The effect of need-supportive task instructions on motivation, self-assessment, and task performance
  55. Effects of self-assessment and peer-assessment interventions on academic performance: A meta-analysis
  56. Trajectory of Teacher Well-Being Research between 1973 and 2021: Review Evidence from 49 Years in Asia
  57. The relationship between formative assessment and reading achievement: A multilevel analysis of students in 19 countries/regions
  58. Are teachers literate in formative assessment? The development and validation of the Teacher Formative Assessment Literacy Scale
  59. Student Self-Assessment as a Process for Learning
  60. Assessing teachers’ collaborative lesson planning practices: Instrument development and validation using the SECI knowledge-creation model
  61. Predicting teachers’ formative assessment practices: Teacher personal and contextual factors
  62. Re-Developing the Adversity Response Profile for Chinese University Students
  63. Domain-specific motivation and self-assessment practice as mechanisms linking perceived need-supportive teaching to student achievement
  64. Enhancing Students’ Self-Efficacy in Creativity and Learning Performance in the Context of English Learning: The Use of Self-Assessment Mind Maps
  65. Examiner Quality and Consistency across LanguageCert Writing Tests
  66. Development and Validation of an EFL Speaking Self-Efficacy Scale in the Self-Regulated Learning Context
  67. Assessing Teachers’ Strategies in Formative Assessment: The Teacher Formative Assessment Practice Scale
  68. Application of an Automated Essay Scoring engine to English writing assessment using Many-Facet Rasch Measurement
  69. The effect of self-assessment on academic performance and the role of explicitness: a meta-analysis
  70. Self-assessment is about more than self: the enabling role of feedback literacy
  71. Formative assessment, growth mindset, and achievement: examining their relations in the East and the West
  72. The power of teacher feedback in affecting student learning and achievement: insights from students’ perspective
  73. Formative Assessment Practices in Special School Classrooms With the Support of E-Books: A Case Study
  74. Assessment as Learning
  75. Assessment-as-learning in the global assessment reforms
  76. Conceptualising assessment-as-learning
  77. Dancing with chains: How does assessment-as-learning fit in China?
  78. Involved and autonomy-supportive teachers make reflective students: Linking need-supportive teacher practices to student self-assessment practices
  79. The conceptualisation of student self-assessment literacy
  80. Assessment for learning in the Hong Kong assessment reform: A case of policy borrowing
  81. Self-regulatory school climate, group regulation and individual regulatory ability: towards a model integrating three domains of self-regulated learning
  82. Validation of a Subject-Specific Student Self-Assessment Practice Scale (SaPS) Among Secondary School Students in the Philippines
  83. A systematic review on factors influencing teachers’ intentions and implementations regarding formative assessment
  84. Assessment-as-learning in classrooms: the challenges and professional development
  85. An Educational Intervention on Chinese Business Students’ Orientation Towards Corporate Social Responsibility
  86. Emotions in Learning, Teaching, and Leadership
  87. Psychometric properties of the Self‐assessment Practice Scale for professional training contexts: evidence from confirmatory factor analysis and Rasch analysis
  88. Effects of self-assessment diaries on academic achievement, self-regulation, and motivation
  89. Applying the Rasch Model
  90. Developing a Short Form of the Self-Assessment Practices Scale: Psychometric Evidence
  91. Student self-assessment: why do they do it?
  92. Self-assessment in the process of self-regulated learning and its relationship with academic achievement
  93. Validation of a translated measurement scale to assess Chinese business students’ orientation toward corporate social responsibility
  94. Formative and summative assessment in Hong Kong primary schools: students’ attitudes matter
  95. A qualitative study of markers’ perceptions on onscreen marking in five subject areas
  96. The Self-assessment Practice Scale (SaPS) for Students: Development and Psychometric Studies
  97. Exporting to China: The Future of a Genuine Collaboration with the West
  98. How teachers’ beliefs and demographic variables impact on self-regulated learning instruction
  99. Using Adjustments to Support the Learning and Assessment Needs of Students with Disabilities: Macau and Mainland China Teachers’ Report
  100. A cyclical self-assessment process: towards a model of how students engage in self-assessment
  101. Student self-assessment practices: the role of gender, school level and goal orientation
  102. The Eighth Validation Study: The Effects of Key Demographic Variables on Markers’ Perceived Ease of Use and Acceptance of Onscreen Marking
  103. The Final Validation Study: A Comparative Picture of the Ease of Use and Acceptance of Onscreen Marking by Markers Across Subject Areas
  104. The Sixth Validation Study: Assessing the Ease of Use in the Environment and Markers’ Acceptance of Onscreen Marking in Hong Kong in Three Subject Areas: A Rasch Measurement Perspective
  105. A comparative picture of the ease of use and acceptance of onscreen marking by markers across subject areas
  106. Primary teachers' attitudes, intentions and practices regarding formative assessment
  107. The effects of key demographic variables on markers’ perceived ease of use and acceptance of onscreen marking
  108. Some possible effects of behaviour management training on teacher confidence and competence: evidence from a study of primary school teachers in Hong Kong
  109. Exploring the intentions and practices of principals regarding inclusive education: an application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour
  110. Asia's High Performing Education Systems
  111. Predicting teachers' intentions to implement school-based assessment using the theory of planned behaviour
  112. Assessing the ease of use in the environment and markers' acceptance of on screen marking: a Rasch measurement perspective
  113. Identification of the patterns of Chinese character recognition in students with learning disabilities requiring Tier-2 support: a Rasch analysis
  114. Inclusive education: teachers' intentions and behaviour analysed from the viewpoint of the theory of planned behaviour
  115. Validating the coping scale for Chinese athletes using multidimensional Rasch analysis
  116. A Concurrent-Separate Approach to Vertical Scaling
  117. Developing a Rasch Measurement Physical Fitness Scale for Hong Kong Primary School-Aged Students
  118. An action research‐ based psychological intervention on swimming: On the issue of “frontrun and follow”