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Newspaper Article

Scratch and Pass

2001
Request Book From Autostore and Choose the Collection Method
Overview
With IF AT (short for Immediate Feedback Assessment Technique; also, ''If at first you don't succeed''), the test-taker scratches a waxy coating off a small rectangle on the answer sheet with a pen cap, a dime, a fingernail, whatever's handy. A star indicates the correct answer. If wrong, the student can scratch off a second and even a third choice, earning partial credit and, says Dr. [Michael Epstein], learning in the process.
Publisher
New York Times Company

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