Showcase portfolios contain final drafts of student writing, and process portfolios contain multiple drafts of each piece of writing.

The intent was to guarantee that any student writing the provincial exam would be well-prepared.

Its sixteenth edition maintains its tradition of showcasing the best student writing in legal theory.

To prove this, one thinks of the counterfactual the same student writing the same test under the same circumstances but having studied the night before.

Portfolio assessment, which generally consists of several pieces of student writing written over the course of a semester, began to replace timed essays during the late 1980s and early 1990s.