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Introducing Oral Assessments
Oral Defense asks each student a follow-up question about the answer they wrote, and they record a reply. Knowledge Checks, Oral Quizzes and Oral Exams question students on your readings the same way.
ORAL DEFENSE
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1
Choose what to assess
Oral Defense on a written answer: “The campus should prioritize buses because they serve more neighborhoods.”
2
Students answer aloud
“Which assumption most affects your recommendation?”
Recorded answer
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“I assumed demand is spread out. If trips converge on one corridor, I’d reconsider.”
3
Review the evidence
Reasoning: Proficient.
Evidence: “I assumed demand is spread out.”
Next step: Explain what would change that.
AI scores each answer against your rubric and quotes the evidence. You confirm or adjust before grades release.