HOW TO SELF AND PEER MARK SUCCESSFULLY Rebecca Rhodes.

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HOW TO SELF AND PEER MARK SUCCESSFULLY Rebecca Rhodes

SETTING THE SCENE Formative assessment –An assessment functions formatively if the information gained from it is used to make decisions about the next steps in instruction that are likely to be better, or better founded than the decisions that would have been taken in the absence of the evidence. –It’s all about developing learning –Feedback is only formative if the information fed back is actually used in closing the gap

For example All class completes a test individually Put the students in groups Give each group the same test (blank) Get the group to come up with the best answers

ASPECTS OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT Where the learner is going What the learner is How to get there TEACHERClarify and share learning intentions Engineering effective discussion, tasks and activities that elicit evidence of learning Providing feedback that moves learners forward PEERUnderstand and share learning intentions Activating students as learning resources for one another (e.g. peer assessment) LEARNERUnderstand learning intentions Activating students as owners of their own learning (e.g. self assessment)

HOW TO SELF AND PEER MARK SUCCESSFULLY

BRIEF DISCUSSION For about 5 minutes, please chat with the person next to you and discuss the following questions 1.Have you done self/ peer marking before and how has it gone? 2.What has been your approach to self/peer marking 3.What do your students think? 4.Any other comments?

DISCUSSION FEEDBACK

Self/ Peer Marking It makes you think more It makes you learn more It makes you reflect more It makes you more committed It’s the teacher’s job to mark You’re the expert This means less work for you

to overcome initial apprehension –the process can be adapted to best meet time pressures to prepare –sample assessments, student pairings/groups to reflect and to improve work

AWARENESS Students need to respect, trust and have confidence in the process understand the learning goals and assessment criteria understand how to provide effective feedback be reflective

THE PROCESS STEP 7: IMPROVE STEP 1: AWARENESS STEP 2: RE-WRITE CRITERIA STEP 3: PRACTICE 3x BASIC STEP 4: PRACTICE 1x DETAIL STEP 5a: SELF MARK STEP 5bSTEP 5b: PEER MARK STEP 6: REFLECT

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