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Standard |
Indicator |
Evidence |
Grading |
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1.2.4
Student work is assessed in a way which provides useful feedback
and assists student progress |
1.
Students are able to improve their work based on the feedback they
receive: ·
Feedback is sufficiently detailed and is
related to the learning objectives of the course. ·
Feedback is timely. ·
Feedback includes suggestions for further
improvement and directs students to resources that will aid in that
improvement ·
Faculty staff ensure that students understand
the feedback that is given to them. |
· Marked student work ·
Observation and evaluation forms used by
faculty staff and partner school teachers ·
Interviews with faculty staff ·
Interviews with students ·
Analysis of assignments and mistakes |
Feedback given to students is: A
detailed, appropriate to
the aim of the assignment and aimed at improving student performance B
reasonably detailed and
timely. Students have enough information to improve C
not very detailed or late.
Students do not have enough help to improve D
absent or too late to be
effective. Students are unable to improve their work
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