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peer feedback

60+ min
In class or/and out of class

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peergrade

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Rethinking feedback practices in higher education: a peer review perspective

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peer feedback

Discussion, argumentation, and advising

Formål

Goal

By giving feedback, students strengthen their knowledge and retention and they practice arguing for their opinions. By receiving feedback, the students get an eye for good and less good aspects of their assignment.

Brug denne aktivtetet til...

Use this activity...

To give students the opportunity to apply their knowledge
To give the students insight into their own learning outcomes
To improve the students' arguing competencies

Instruktioner

To give students the opportunity to apply their knowledge
To give the students insight into their own learning outcomes
To improve the students' arguing competencies

Step-by-step

setup

Gør klar til aktiviteten

Prepare the activity

In the next class, the teacher wraps up the feedback given and emphasizes general issues. The student should use the teacher's wrapping up the exercise when they produce the next version of the assignment. (15-20 min.)

afrunding

completion

Saml op på aktiviteten

Wrap up on the activity

The students write a draft and upload it to Peergrade.

The assignments are distributed amongst the students, and they go through the ones they have been given.

On the basis of the criteria given by the teacher, the students give one another written feedback or audio comments.

The students read and reflect on the feedback they have received and discuss it online with the feedbacker.

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afvikling

execution

Få afviklingen til at fungere

Ensure a good execution

The teacher introduces the students to an assignment on which they are to give one another feedback.

The teacher delivers criteria (a rubric) or questions for the students to use as a guideline when writing their assignment and, later, give one another feedback. (5-10 min.)

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  • ‍The teacher introduces the students to an assignment on which they are to give one another feedback.
  • The teacher delivers criteria (a rubric) or questions for the students to use as a guideline when writing their assignment and, later, give one another feedback. (5-10 minutes.)
  • The students write a draft and upload it to Peergrade or Blackboard Blog.
  • The assignments are distributed amongst the students, and they go through the ones they have been given
  • On the basis of the criteria given by the teacher, the students give one another written feedback.
  • The students read and reflect on the feedback they have received and discuss it online with the feedbacker.
  • In the next class, the teacher wraps up the feedback given and emphasizes general issues. The student should use this wrapping up when they produce the next version of the assignment. (15-20 minutes.)

Cases

STUDENT INSTRUCTORS FACILITATE PEER FEEDBACK

You must talk about the value of giving and receiving feedback
Nadia og Vincente
Department of Management

Online Peer feedback on Peergrade facilitated by student instructors

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