Video recording class presentations
Video recording students’ presentations in the classroom can be a good instructional strategy for a number of reasons. For example,Continue Reading
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Peer assessment of oral presentations
A number of instructors at McGill have been implementing peer assessment (PA) in their courses and have generously shared someContinue Reading
One student’s role in improving university assessment and feedback practices
Teaching and Learning Services (TLS) is McGill University’s teaching support unit. TLS hires students from within the university to contributeContinue Reading
Assessment for learning: Putting the pieces together with real-world assignments
This is the seventh post in our Assessment for Learning (AfL) series as we anticipate Beyond Grading: Effective Assessment StrategiesContinue Reading
Assessment for learning: The art of asking good questions
This is the sixth post in our Assessment for Learning (AfL) series as we anticipate Beyond Grading: Effective Assessment StrategiesContinue Reading
Assessment for learning: Designing meaningful group (team) work experiences
This is the fifth post in our Assessment for Learning (AfL) series as we anticipate Beyond Grading: Effective Assessment StrategiesContinue Reading
Assessment for learning: Building an academic community through peer review
This is the fourth post in our Assessment for Learning (AfL) series as we anticipate Beyond Grading: Effective Assessment StrategiesContinue Reading
Assessment for learning: Learning from peers with two-stage quizzes
This is the third post in our Assessment for Learning (AfL) series, as we anticipate Beyond Grading: Effective Assessment StrategiesContinue Reading
Assessment for learning: questions – a feedback practice we learned from Socrates
This is the second post in our Assessment for Learning (AfL) series, as we anticipate Beyond Grading: Effective Assessment StrategiesContinue Reading
Beyond grading: Ever heard of “assessment for learning”? Let me explain …
What words or images come to mind when you hear the word “assessment”? As a teacher? As a student? TwiceContinue Reading
