Key points to consider when assessing case study work.

What is the most important factor when assessing a student's understanding of a case study?

• Their ability to memorize the details of the case

• Their ability to identify key issues and analyze them critically

• The length of their written response

• The number of solutions they provide

Why is it important to evaluate the application of relevant theories in a case study?

• It shows that students can memorize theoretical concepts.

• It allows the teacher to assess the student's writing skills.

• It demonstrates the student's ability to connect theory to real-world problems.

• It helps identify whether students have completed the assigned readings.

Which of the following is NOT a key consideration when assessing collaboration in group case study activities?

• Equal contribution from all members

• Respect for different perspectives

• The number of group members

• How effectively the group works together to produce a solution

What is an effective way to assess a student’s critical thinking skills in a case study?

• Check whether their solutions are detailed and creative

• Evaluate the grammatical accuracy of their response

• Review their ability to summarize the case in one sentence

• Assess how quickly they complete the task

When assessing participation and engagement, what should be the primary focus?

• Whether the student asks a lot of questions

• How actively the student contributes to meaningful discussions

• The number of times the student speaks during the session

• How well the student critiques others’ ideas

What is a sign of poor communication in a case study discussion?

• Clear articulation of ideas with relevant examples

• Use of vague language or lack of logical flow in arguments

• Respectful disagreement with peers’ ideas

• Use of business terminology during discussions

When designing a rubric to assess case study work, what is the most critical element to include?

• A checklist of tasks the student should complete

• Clear, measurable criteria aligned with learning objectives

• A detailed summary of the case study

• Pre-written solutions for comparison

How can a rubric enhance the assessment process for a case study activity?

• It provides students with a clear understanding of expectations and ensures fair, consistent evaluation.

• It allows the teacher to avoid providing individual feedback.

• It focuses solely on grading the final solution.

• It replaces the need for teacher intervention during the activity.