Student-Focused Assessment

If a student tends to go over time in presentations, have slides automatically advance.

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Give students opportunities and resources (people, books & the web) for asking and answering their own questions.

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After returning a test or exam, speak with your class about how they feel, and what they can do based on their scores.

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Ask students how they are doing on assignments to keep them accountable and identify unproductive students when necessary.

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Motivate your students by setting goals and connecting with them individually.

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Have students summarize what they’ve learned in addition to answering quiz questions and solving small problems.

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Connect class work to the CS industry by incorporating these five big picture professional skills in your class objectives.

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Model the software engineering process by having students design games or other projects for an audience. This helps students gain valuable, hands-on experience and make connections to real world applications.

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Keep records of students’ work to be able to modify things that prove less successful.

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Make note of how students solve their own problems to identify successful problem-solving strategies.

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