Feedup, feedback en feedforward

In the Course Integration Lab (part of the BSc Interdisciplinary Social Studies) at the University of Amsterdam, students determine their personal learning goals in the areas of problem-solving and collaboration skills at the beginning of the course (feedup).

During the course, students have to monitor their own progress (feedback). During this course, students learn to reflect on their own actions and learning by writing reflection reports. At the end of the course, students are able to set new personal learning goals based on their previously accumulated self-knowledge (feedforward).

Want to know more?

Ilja Boor, Debby Gerritsen, Linda de Greef en Jessica Rodermans, Meaningful assessment in interdisciplinary education: A practical handbook for university teachers (Amsterdam, Amsterdam University Press, 2021) 15, 20.

Faculty
Other
Assessment integral part of the learning process: 5
Assessment stimulates ownership: 4
Assessment prepares for role in society: 1
Level: Programme component
What VU taxonomy?
Programme specific skills in applying knowledge and understanding
Open Mind
Interpersonal skills
Oral communication
Written communication
Own reflexive attitude and responsibility in society
Responsible for own study career and study success

Which total group size?
Between fifty and one hundred
Up to fifty
Up to twenty five

Which execution: individual or in a group?
Individual
Small group (2-4 pers)
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