6. Self-Assessment and Reflection Questions
Self-assessment questions
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How is peer assessment defined?
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What is the main difference between peer assessment and self-assessment?
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What are the main pedagogical and metacognitive benefits of peer assessment for students?
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What opportunities does Moodle provide for implementing peer assessment, and which activity is most suitable for it?
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Name at least two digital tools (outside Moodle) that enable structured peer assessment.
Reflection questions
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In what ways does the combination of peer assessment and self-assessment contribute to the development of self-regulated learning?
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How can a teacher prepare students for high-quality peer assessment, especially if they have not yet developed metacognitive skills?
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What are the four groups of challenges in peer assessment (logistical, affective, metacognitive, analytical), and how can they be mitigated in practice?
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In which situations would it be advisable to use an anonymous assessment, and when an open assessment? Explain the pedagogical rationale.
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How can learning analytics help the teacher evaluate the credibility and reliability of peer assessment in a digital environment?
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