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Justice Now! Yeah, But How? Developing a Practice for Justice-Oriented Assessments - Omaya Horton

University of Massachusetts Amherst
2025
Educational Assessment
education research
Anti-Racist Education
Participatory Action Research
Standardized Testing
educational equity
Culturally Relevant Pedagogy
Assessment Design
social justice
education policy
Student Wellbeing
inclusive education
Achievement Gap
opportunity gap
Educational Reform
community engagement
Student-Centered Learning
Curriculum Development
Learning Assessment
educational psychology
equity in education
Assessment Innovation
Game-Based Learning
Educational Leadership
diversity and inclusion
Educational Theory
Student Voice
Teaching and Learning
Critical Pedagogy
Justice in Education

This research examines how educational assessment systems can become more just, inclusive, and culturally relevant. Using participatory action research, it proposes a five-step framework emphasizing community collaboration, anti-racist assessment design, continuous revision, and student-centered approaches that prioritize equity, engagement, identity, and educational justice over standardized measurement alone.

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