Patrick, Attached is a form I devised as a way for students grade each other within their group. The only problem I found was a tendency for students to give each other either very high grades or dismal grades. They seemed to have a problem with that bell curve concept... But at least I got a peek at the dynamics of each group. Naturally I tried to be alert if only one group member scored a person in their group much differently from others in the group. (Was he/she the only honest one or did he/she have a personal problem with the student?) If this happened, I would contact each group member (including the disputed member) and these personal interviews were usually quite telling.
Beth Benoit University System of New Hampshire on 4/30/02 7:26 AM, Patrick O. Dolan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > This time last semester I received help from the list on grading group > presentations. I would like to work in a way for students to evaluate > the other members of their group. Last term a couple groups > complained that much of the work was done by a few people, or that > there was 1 person who did not go to group meetings or contribute > much. > > Can any of you suggest a way to get comments from each group member > regarding the contribution from others? > > Thanks kindly > Patrick
Group project final - peer grad
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