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ENHANCING ASSESSMENT IN THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES  

EXAMPLES OF PRACTICE



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Quinnell 1

Peer feedback on first draft essays

Quinnell 2

Oral presentations to consolidate new information and practical skills

Robertson

Students prepare answers to typical questions from tourists

Rogers 1

Providing model answers to probing questions online

Rogers 2

The online revision of difficult topics

Ross 1

Self assessment: a powerful  learning tool to improve performance

Ross 2

The use of cartoons in teaching and learning invertebrate biology

Ross 3

Aligning assessment standards with learning outcomes

Ross 4

Using a portfolio to assess the key learning outcomes of practical classes

Sanderson

Giving students choice in their assessment tasks

Shapter

Online hurdle test of key competencies

Short

Student debate in first tutorial of First Year

Sutton

Using concept mapping to develop and assess critical thinking

 
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