Lesson 7 Quiz

Self-assessment means students assign grades to their own work without considering criteria.

• False
• True

Peer assessment involves students evaluating the work of their classmates.

• False
• True

Which of the following is NOT a type of assessment?

• Peer assessment
• Agnostic Assessment
• Ipsative Assessment
• Self-assessment

Which of the following best describes constructive feedback?

• Feedback that is solely negative and focuses on the mistakes made.
• Feedback that is specific, focused on improvement, and offers suggestions.
• Feedback that is delayed and only given at the end of the term.
• Feedback that is vague and doesn't provide specific examples.

What is a potential weakness of peer assessment?

• Peer assessment can provide students with insights into different approaches to a task.
• Students may be biased or influenced by friendships when evaluating their peers.
• Peer assessment can increase student engagement and ownership of learning.
• Peer assessment can help students develop critical thinking skills.

What is the 'sandwich approach' to feedback?

• Starting with positive feedback, then suggesting areas for improvement, and ending with positive feedback.
• Only focusing on areas for improvement, ignoring student strengths.
• Starting and ending with criticism, with no positive feedback.
• Ignoring student strengths and only providing negative feedback.

Which of the following is NOT a potential benefit of constructive feedback?

• Discourages self-reflection and critical thinking.
• Contributes to setting learning targets and goals.
• Identifies areas of progress and areas for improvement.
• Motivates learners to improve their performance.

How can constructive feedback be effectively delivered?

• Both verbally and in written form, depending on the situation and the type of feedback.
• Only verbally, during one-on-one conversations with students.
• Only through formal assessments, such as tests and exams.
• Only in written form, such as through written comments on assignments.