Publication Date
2020
Keywords
assessment, rubric, peer grading, peer review, peer workshop, studentled, student-centered, composition, pedagogy, writing studies, grading, profile, genre
Abstract
Peer review is a common practice in writing studies. However, while there is considerable research on peer review, pedagogical studies on other forms of student-led assessment strategies are less prevalent. This study investigates the expansion of assessment practices into student-led rubric development and peer grading, focusing on their effect on student understanding of the writing process. Utilizing surveys and classroom observations in two second-year composition courses at a university in New York City, this study investigates student-led assessment strategies as a potent pedagogical tool, adding to literature that explores assessment as an active part of the writing process.
Recommended Citation
Particelli, Brice
(2020)
"Student-Led Assessment: A Small Study on Classroom Rubric Development and Peer Grading Practices,"
Journal of Response to Writing: Vol. 6:
Iss.
1, Article 3.
Available at:
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/journalrw/vol6/iss1/3