Peer Assessment Booklet for Adjuncts - School of Professional 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Peer Assessment Booklet in our editor.
  2. Begin with the Self-Assessment section. Reflect on your strengths and weaknesses as an instructor by filling out the provided questions. Use text fields to enter your responses directly.
  3. Proceed to the Pre-Observation Conference Form. Fill in details such as teacher name, peer observer, and course observed. Ensure all fields are completed accurately for a comprehensive review.
  4. During the Classroom Observation section, record observations in real-time using our platform's note-taking features. This allows you to capture insights effectively.
  5. After the observation, navigate to the Post-Observation Conference section. Provide constructive feedback based on your notes, ensuring it is descriptive and actionable.
  6. Finally, review your entries for clarity and completeness before saving or sharing the document with relevant parties through our distribution options.

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Example activities Research and present within a small group, which then judges each talk. Make a judgement about an answer and suggest improvements. Use the criteria to give feedback about their peers work. Research answers in order to give feedback about their peers work. Comment on anonymous work.
Peer assessment is a process in which students provide feedback to other students. The purpose of this feedback is to help classmates improve their learning. Feedback is a learning activity and student learning benefits when students receive feedback from, and give feedback to, their peers.
Considerations for using peer assessment Consider having students evaluate anonymous assignments for more objective feedback. Be prepared to give feedback on students feedback to each other. Display some examples of feedback of varying quality and discuss which kind of feedback is useful and why.
Peer assessment can be formative, such as when students give feedback on their peers drafts, or it can be summative, for example, when students use a rubric to grade final submissions.
Peer assessment is the evaluation of students work by other students of equal status. Students often undertake peer assessment in conjunction with formal self-assessment. They reflect on their own efforts, and extend and enrich this reflection by exchanging feedback on their own and their peers work.

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Peer assessment usually involves several stages: A creation stage, during which students create and submit their own work; an evaluation stage, during which students assess the work of one or more of their peers; and an optional feedback stage, where they provide feedback to their evaluators.
An effective peer review should provide instructors with evaluative and actionable feedback on their teaching and be a valuable supplementary piece of evidence when assessing a faculty members teaching effectiveness in the merit and promotion process.
These peer assessment forms prompt students to comment on something they enjoyed about their peers work, while also offering advice on how it might be improved. These forms can be used in a range of contexts and curriculum areas.

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