Emoji Self Assessment 4-Point Scale
Research shows that self-assessment is key to boosting engagement and fostering deeper understanding. When students assess their own learning, they not only become more invested in the process but are also more likely to seek help when needed.
You can make self-assessment a regular part of your classroom by displaying the posters and providing students with mini versions at their desks. Students can simply use a peg or counter to indicate their level of understanding, making self-assessment easy and visible.
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Why Choose The Emoji Self Assessment 4-Point Scale?
- Self-assessment is an important part of the learning process.
- Desk plates make self-assessment quick, easy, and discreet.
What's Included?
- An A4 poster set
- A5 desk plates
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