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Using
self-assessment in the classroom |
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Advantages |
Disadvantages |
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Self-assessmen makes you consider aspects of your
performance that you probably wouldn’t reflect on otherwise |
Students might not be completely honest with their
answers |
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Makes the students think of ways to improve in the
future |
Students could feel demoralized if they realize
their progress doesn’t meet their expectations |
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Has the students reflect on how they are doing (they
might not be fair on themselves) |
Time consuming |
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They may lie to themselves (thinking they are doing
well) and this might encourage them to keep trying and motivate them to get
better. |
They might think they are going worse or better than
they really are, this can cause them to become discouraged to try. |
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There are multiple techniques to employ for a
variety of situations that can prove very helpful in a myriad of scenarios we
and our students may find ourselves in. |
Their assessments of themselves may be overly
critical and not objective enough for them to truly understand how they are
doing. |
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Gives the teacher insight on what aspects the
students themselves think they are struggling with, this giving us another
angle to help them improve. |
They need to have a good understanding of what they
are supposed to be doing and how they are supposed to be doing to give any
kind of meaningful, useful feedback. |
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Helping them improve on aspects they think they are
weak in can cause positive rapport and maybe encourage them to continue and
improve. |
Can cause anxiety towards the language, needing to
think about how they are doing instead of being given an “objective” grade on
which they have no sway in. |
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Positive rapport will cause a positive attitude
towards the teacher and a more comprehensive view on the learning experience
and improve overall learning. |
Some students may not feel qualified to correctly
assess their performance and may feel like this responsibility should fall
upon the teacher, since they are the ones who should know how we are doing
and they are the “experts” in this. |
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