GEES Resource Database: Browse by Educational-Taxonomy: Peer Assessment |
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'Marking Your Tutor': an introduction to peer assessment.
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Abstract no. 181.This abstract is one of a large number taken from ?Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education?, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.
Assessing goup work - advice and examples.
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The Physical Sciences Centre Primers are designed to provide practical advice and guidance on aspects of teaching and learning in the physical sciences. Each guide focuses on the first steps in the process and is written by an academic experienced in that field.
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This publication is one of a set of ten guides on'Good Teaching, Learning and Assessment Practices in Geography', published by the Geography Discipline Network (GDN). Available as hardcopy for a fee from the GDN website under 'Publications' (see link below).
Assessment of learning - HE Academy supporting learning theme
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These HE Academy ?supporting learning? web pages address the issues of effective practice and quality assurance with respect to assessment through the production of resources and the co-ordination of activities to share and embed good practice.
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Abstract no. 206. This abstract is one of a large number taken from ?Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education?, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.
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A series of case studies covering key skills and employability in geography HE courses. Developed on behalf of the Staff and Educational Development Association (SEDA), Occasional Paper no. 27. Available for free download from the GDN website under 'Publications' (see link below). Links to individual case studies can also be found in the GEES Subject Centre Resource Database.
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Abstract No. 221. This abstract is one of a large number taken from ‘Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education.’ This resource was originally set up by the Geography Discipline Network (GDN) in 1997 to host case studies of interesting and effective practices in the teaching, learning and assessment of geography from international higher education departments.
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Abstract No. 72. This abstract is one of a large number taken from ‘Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education’, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.
Peer writing groups in geographical education
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Abstract No. 84. This abstract is one of a large number taken from “Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education”, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.
Peer-based assessments for group work
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Abstract No. 210. This abstract is one of a large number taken from “Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education”, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.
Student peer assessment of seminar presentations
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Abstract No. 28. This abstract is one of a large number taken from ‘Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education’, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre. This abstract has been reproduced from the ASSHE (Assessment Strategy in Higher Education) project.
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Abstract No. 124. This abstract is one of a large number taken from ‘Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education’, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.
Students discussing and assessing the previous year's work
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Abstract No. 48. This abstract is one of a large number taken from ‘Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education’, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.
Teaching large classes in the field.
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Abstract No. 152. This abstract is one of a large number taken from ‘Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education’, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.
Using an on-line study environment to manage the peer assessment process.
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Abstract No. 187. This abstract is one of a large number taken from ‘Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education’, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.
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This publication is one of the outputs of the programme for Science Education Enhancement and Development (SEED), an FDTL1 (Fund for the Development of Teaching and Learning) project funded by HEFCE. SEED?s overall aim was to develop, document and disseminate good practice in Science teaching and learning. This resource is available for download as a pdf.
Using peer and self assessment for assessing the contribution of individuals to a group project
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Abstract No. 69. This abstract is one of a large number taken from ‘Case Studies of Interesting Learning, Teaching and Assessment Practices in Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education’, an online resource of GEES case studies collected by the Geography Discipline Network and the GEES Subject Centre.