Combining peer assessment with self-assessment brings marks closer to the teacher's marks¶
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q2 i? Peer marks incorporating self-assessment (SPM) were the closest to teacher marks in the CA-2006 exam, and the authors conclude the combination gives better validity. → Bouzidi 2009
Evidence¶
Bouzidi 2009¶
Bouzidi, L., & Jaillet, A. (2009). Can Online Peer Assessment be Trusted?. Educational Technology & Society, 12(4), 257-268. https://www.ifets.info/
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Item analysis of the CA-2006 exam (17 items, 69 exam sheets): the TM-SPM mean difference (0.12) was smaller than the TM-PM difference (0.39), and the article states "the peer assessment incorporating the self-assessment that is the closest to the assessment by the teacher".
"We also note that it is the peer assessment incorporating the self-assessment that is the closest to the assessment by the teacher."
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Related Claims¶
- Peer assessment is equivalent to teacher assessment for exact-science exams with clear marking schemes — related
- Peers slightly under-mark their comrades' papers while self-assessors over-mark their own — related
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Combining peer assessment with self-assessment brings marks closer to the teacher's marks |
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Combining peer assessment with self-assessment brings marks closer to the teacher's marks |
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