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                <h2>DUE</h2><p>Friday, March 4, 11:59 P.M.</p>

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                    <h3 class="bsu-black-icon"><i class="fa-solid fa-bookmark"></i>Purpose</h3>

                    <p>Transparent Assignment Design is a framework for creating assignments that make learning clear and explicit for students. The first key component of Transparent Assignment Design is a statement of the <strong>purpose of the assignment</strong>. Why are you asking students to complete this assignment? How will this benefit their learning? Which course and/or module objectives does this assignment help students achieve? Answering these questions helps students understand the value of the assignment and motivates them to fully engage with the assignment.</p>

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            <p>The second key component of Transparent Assignment Design is the <strong>statement of the task</strong>. Making your instructions to students clear and easy-to-understand helps them focus on completing the assignment successfully. Lists are a great tool to make instructions easy for learners!</p>

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                <li>Start by reviewing this assignment prompt in full.</li>

                <li>If you have any questions, reach out to me directly or post them in the Q&amp;A discussion board.</li>

                <li>A real assignment is likely to have many more steps than this.</li>

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                    <p>The final piece of Transparent Assignment Design is <strong>clear evaluation criteria</strong>. You could provide a rubric here or describe how you will evaluate student work. It may also be worth reiterating your late work policy here.</p>

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