Students formulate their own formative multiple-choice questions
The bachelor’s programme Pedagogical Sciences uses Peerwise. Peerwise is a tool in which students can make multiple-choice questions for each other and then answer each other’s questions.
The bachelor’s programme Pedagogical Sciences uses Peerwise. Peerwise is a tool in which students can make multiple-choice questions for each other
and then answer each other’s questions.
The teacher keeps track of the submitted questions. In this way, students are actively engaged with the material, they help each other and it becomes clear to both the teacher and the students which knowledge has already been mastered and which still needs to be worked on. This is a great example of students taking each other to the next level.
Zie ook: PeerWise
Design principles
- Assessment integral part of the learning process
- Assessment stimulates ownership
- Assessment prepares for role in society