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Teaching Strategies That Create Assessment-Literate Learners Michael Shermer CONSTITUTION Preamble Article I -The authors' overlay of high impact strategies with the seven strategies of assessment for learning acts as a guide for teachers and leaders to maintain focus for professional development and high impact classroom practices. The book also provides an updated set of examples that explain the seven strategies: clear learning targets and models of strong and weak student work (where am I going?); descriptive feedback and self assessment and goal setting