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Briefing of changes in the assessment mode of the subject "Project"
المؤلف:
Pauline Cho
المصدر:
Enhancing Teaching and Learning through Assessment
الجزء والصفحة:
P157-C15
2025-06-28
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Briefing of changes in the assessment mode of the subject "Project"
At the beginning of the academic year, as an introduction to the subject, the concerns of previous students and the teacher about existing mode of assessment, and the benefits of using poster assessment were explained to the students. Students were informed that the existing assessment model of Project had been changed to include a more student-centred exercise, Poster assessment. So, apart from the Literature Review and Final Year Report, each student had to submit an A3 size poster, and for the poster assessment, the students had to do self- and peer-assessment. The pros and cons of posters, self- and peer-assessment were presented. Students were allowed to raise concerns, and there were discussion on how to minimize concerns and increase effectiveness of this exercise. It is worth noting that the students were actually against peer-assessment due to previous bad experience ('unfair' procedures) with this mode of assessment, but after clarification and assurance of how it would be conducted, students agreed to give it another go. At the end of the meeting, the teacher and students came to a compromise on the weightings of this element of assessment, and of teacher vs. student grades.
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