Classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method

Some of the challenges that face Higher Education are how to ensure that assessment is meaningful and that feedback is prompt in order to promote learning. Another issue is how to provide lecturers with feedback regarding their efficacy, in a timely and non-judgmental manner. This paper proposes tha...

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Main Author: Walker, Dawn-Marie
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Published: Scientific Research Publishing 2012
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description Some of the challenges that face Higher Education are how to ensure that assessment is meaningful and that feedback is prompt in order to promote learning. Another issue is how to provide lecturers with feedback regarding their efficacy, in a timely and non-judgmental manner. This paper proposes that Classroom Assessment Techniques (Angelo and Cross, 1993), maybe a good way of answering both of those issues. They are quick and easy tasks set within the lecture, which tests the student’s knowledge, providing an immediate opportunity for further elaboration if needed by the lecturer, therefore providing immediate feedback to the students. It also ensures that the lecturer has delivered the most salient messages, therefore also providing feedback to the lecturer.
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spelling nottingham-26372020-05-04T20:21:20Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/2637/ Classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method Walker, Dawn-Marie Some of the challenges that face Higher Education are how to ensure that assessment is meaningful and that feedback is prompt in order to promote learning. Another issue is how to provide lecturers with feedback regarding their efficacy, in a timely and non-judgmental manner. This paper proposes that Classroom Assessment Techniques (Angelo and Cross, 1993), maybe a good way of answering both of those issues. They are quick and easy tasks set within the lecture, which tests the student’s knowledge, providing an immediate opportunity for further elaboration if needed by the lecturer, therefore providing immediate feedback to the students. It also ensures that the lecturer has delivered the most salient messages, therefore also providing feedback to the lecturer. Scientific Research Publishing 2012-10 Article PeerReviewed Walker, Dawn-Marie (2012) Classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method. Creative Education, 3 (6A). pp. 903-907. ISSN 2151-4755 Assessment; Student Evaluation; Feedback; Classroom Assessment Techniques http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?paperID=23555 doi:10.4236/ce.2012.326136 doi:10.4236/ce.2012.326136
spellingShingle Assessment; Student Evaluation; Feedback; Classroom Assessment Techniques
Walker, Dawn-Marie
Classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method
title Classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method
title_full Classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method
title_fullStr Classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method
title_full_unstemmed Classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method
title_short Classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method
title_sort classroom assessment techniques: an assessment and student evaluation method
topic Assessment; Student Evaluation; Feedback; Classroom Assessment Techniques
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