Assessment

Assessment is key concern of all teachers and learners alike. It is also a central theme for the Subject Centre and the Higher Education Academy. The following resources are available on various aspects of assessment:


Assessing Proctors: solving problems in grading student performance in a peer support system

Rob Hayler

A report on the experimental (but ongoing) development of an assessed third year module involving the tutorial support of first year students at the School of Philosophy, University of Leeds.



In at the deep end of essay marking

Martin Gough

A paper presenting a very detailed criteria-based marking system.



Plagiarism in Philosophy: Prevention Better than Cure

George Macdonald Ross

This article discusses the problem of plagiarism, what it is, how to detect it and how to combat it.



Double Marking versus Monitoring of Examinations

Roger White

This article sets out the positive and negative aspects of double marking and monitoring of examinations.



National Conference on Assessment

Jonathan Wooding

This report summarises proceedings at a generic conference on assessment.



Ethics - Assessment

Susan Illingworth

This article discusses ethics learning and teaching, focusing particularly on assessment.



Minding the Gap: Employing Formative Assessment Techniques

James Nelson

Discourse Volume 7 Number 1



Ethical Dilemmas in Practice: Development of an Ethical Reasoning Assessment Tool for Veterinary Undergraduates

M. Lesley Wiseman-Orr, Susan A. J. Stuart and D.E.F. McKeegan

Discourse Volume 8 Number 2



AAPT and APA Conference: Report on Graduate Teaching Seminar

Duncan Watson

Discourse Volume 6 Number 1



Learning,Teaching and Assessment with Deaf Students

Wayne Morris

Discourse Volume 6 Number 1



Student Focus Group Report

Rebecca O'Loughlin

Discourse Volume 9 Number 1



Successful e-Learning Applications: PRS Funded Projects Report

Danielle Lamb

Discourse Volume 6 Number 1



Editorial for Vol. 2 no. 1 of the PRS-LTSN Journal.

David Mossley

Discourse Volume 2 Number 1



Exploring Formation for Ministry in a Learning Church

Michael Delashmutt

Discourse Volume 9 Number 1



Posters and Oral Presentations in Undergraduate History of Science

Louise Jarvis and Joe Cain

Discourse Volume 2 Number 2



External Pressures on Teaching

George MacDonald Ross

Discourse Volume 1 Number 2



The Virtues of Thinking

Pete Worley

Discourse Volume 9 Number 1



Report on a History of Science, Technology and Medicine Workshop

Graeme Gooday

Discourse Volume 1 Number 1



Double Marking versus Monitoring Examinations

Roger White

Discourse Volume 1 Number 1



Cultivating Transferable Skills in Philosophy Undergraduates

Christopher Cowley

Discourse Volume 1 Number 1



Tandem Learning and Interfaith Dialogue

Jon Gilbert and Christian Kaestner

Discourse Volume 9 Number 1



PRS Beyond Boundaries

Andy Cochrane and Clare Saunders

Discourse Volume 9 Number 1



The 14-19 Diploma in Humanities and Social Sciences

George MacDonald Ross

Discourse Volume 9 Number 1



Wot u @ uni 4?

Brendan Larvor and John Lippitt

Discourse Volume 9 Number 1



Weaving Philosophy into the Fabric of Cultural Life

David Rose

Discourse Volume 9 Number 1



Using Independent Study Groups with Philosophy Students

Katherine Hawley

Discourse Volume 2 Number 1



Using Role Play as a Way in to the History of Science

Charlotte Sleigh

Discourse Volume 3 Number 2



Text-Based Teaching and Learning in Philosophy

Keith Crome and Mike Garfield

Discourse Volume 3 Number 2



Plagiarism in Philosophy: Prevention Better than Cure

George MacDonald Ross

Discourse Volume 3 Number 2



Instilling Virtue: Weaving the One Thread of Confucius’ Analects

Christopher J. Panza

Discourse Volume 5 Number 2



Report: 'Religious Studies—What’s the Point?' Conference

Gary R. Bunt

Discourse Volume 3 Number 2



Supporting Cultural and Religious Diversity

Emma Tomalin

Discourse Volume 4 Number 1



Using Theology and Religious Studies

Stephen Pattison

Discourse Volume 4 Number 2



Taking Philosophical Dialogue Online

Annamaria Carusi

Discourse Volume 3 Number 1



Editorial: Process and Development

Simon Smith

Discourse Volume 2 Number 2



Some Reflections on Recent Philosophy Teaching Scholarship

John Sellars

Discourse Volume 2 Number 1



New Lines of Flight? Negotiating Religions and Cultures in Gendered Educational Spaces

John I’Anson and Alison Jasper

Discourse Volume 5 Number 2



Critical Thinking and International Postgraduate Students

Zoë Bennett Moore, Lucia Faltin and Melanie Wright

Discourse Volume 3 Number 1



Introductory Formal Logic: Why do we do it?

Helen Beebee

Discourse Volume 3 Number 1



Discourse editorial.

David Mossley

Discourse Volume 3 Number 1



Teaching Philosophy and HPS to Science Students

Geoffrey Cantor

Discourse Volume 1 Number 1



Interview with Ursula King

Darlene Bird

Discourse Volume 5 Number 2



Specialisation, Postgraduate Research and Philosophical Eclecticism

Ian James Kidd

Discourse Volume 7 Number 2



Interview with Helen Beebee

David Mossley

Discourse Volume 7 Number 2



Portfolio, Partnership and Pedagogy

Martin Groves and Phillip Tovey

Discourse Volume 7 Number 1



The Critical Being of the Liberal Arts Student

Stuart Hanscomb

Discourse Volume 7 Number 1



Theology and/or Religious Studies? A Response from Graduate Students

Angela Quartermaine

Discourse Volume 7 Number 1



Hands-On Philosophy: Learners as Teachers

John Foster

Discourse Volume 7 Number 1



What do our Students Really Think?

Danielle Lamb and Clare Saunders

Discourse Volume 6 Number 2



Reusable Electronic Learning Objects for Theology and Religious Studies

Alison Le Cornu and Angie Pears

Discourse Volume 6 Number 2



A Pluralism of Methods

David Mossley

Discourse Volume 6 Number 2



Entrepreneurial Consultancies

Christopher Allen and Deirdre Burke

Discourse Volume 4 Number 2



Interview with Deirdre Burke

Simon Smith

Discourse Volume 6 Number 2



Commodification of Body Parts,Tissues and Fluids

Sue Roff

Discourse Volume 7 Number 2



Ethics, Enterprise and Employability

Simon Robinson, Paul Dowson and Alison Price

Discourse Volume 7 Number 2



The Seminar Transformed: Use of blogs to enhance face-to-face learning at different levels

Dr Sara Parvis, Dr Jessie Paterson and Dr Kirsteen Murray University of Edinburgh

Discourse Volume 8 Number 3



Electronic MCQs with no Right-or-Wrong Answers as a Means for Developing Dialogic Thinking

George MacDonald Ross, Department of Philosophy, University of Leeds

Discourse Volume 8 Number 3



e-Learning in dialogue: Using e-learning to explore the local religious environment

Deirdre Burke, School of Humanities, University of Wolverhapmton

Discourse Volume 8 Number 3



Living the Religious Experience in Ancient Rome: Virtual Learning in the Real World

Dr. Steven J. Green, Department of Classics University of Leeds

Discourse Volume 8 Number 3



e-Learning survey report

Constantinos Athanasopoulos

Discourse Volume 8 Number 3



On Teaching Political Philosophy through Original Texts

Jerry Spring

Discourse Volume 5 Number 1



Why medical ethics should not be taught by Philosophers

Christopher Cowley

Discourse Volume 5 Number 1



Academic Capital, Postgraduate Research and British Universities

Matthew Eddy

Discourse Volume 6 Number 1



Staff Expectations and Student Experience

Paul Reid-Bowen and Catherine Robinson

Discourse Volume 8 Number 1



Enhancing Academic Achievement among Philosophy Students

Yvonne Bremer et al

Discourse Volume 6 Number 1



Interdisciplinarity and Philosophy

Benjamin Franks

Discourse Volume 6 Number 1



Interview with Steven French

David Mossley

Discourse Volume 6 Number 1



TechDis: e-Learning, Accessibility and Inclusion

Emma Arnold and Sue Harrison

Discourse Volume 6 Number 1



Interview with George MacDonald Ross

George MacDonald Ross

Discourse Volume 9 Number 1




Created on: July 23rd 2008

Updated on: January 27th 2010