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Formative
RM Compare can be used effectively in formative assessment contexts
There are several different ways that RM Compare can be used formatively.
Peer assessment and feedback
Students can use RM Compare to evaluate and compare their peers' work, providing valuable feedback and insights. This process helps students reflect on their own learning and understand assessment criteria better
Feed Forward
By reviewing and comparing previously submitted work, students can gain a clearer understanding of assignment expectations and improve their future performance
Continuous improvement
Regular use of RM Compare throughout the learning process allows students and teachers to track progress and identify areas for improvement
Collaborative learning
The comparative judgement process encourages discussion and collaboration among students, enhancing their understanding of quality work.
Benefits of using RM Compare
- Improved reliability: The ACJ method often produces more reliable results compared to traditional marking schemes
- Time efficiency: It can significantly reduce the time spent on assessment, especially for large cohorts
- Enhanced learning: The process of comparative judgement can deepen students' understanding of quality work and assessment criteria
- Flexibility: RM Compare can be adapted to various subjects and assessment types, from written assignments to portfolios