PHUV9440 Assessment and Learning Course description

Vurdering av eksamensbesvarelser gjennomføres etter gjeldende regler gitt i Lov om universiteter og høgskoler, forskrift om studier og eksamen ved OsloMet - storbyuniversitetet og retningslinjer for oppnevning og bruk av sensor ved OsloMet - storbyuniversitetet. 

Ny og utsatt eksamen gjennomføres på samme måte som ordinær eksamen hvis ikke annet er angitt i emneplanen. Sensuren ved skriftlig eksamen kan påklages, jf. Universitets- og høgskoleloven §5-3 og forskrift om studier og eksamen ved OsloMet.

Vurderingsform 

Individuell skriftlig prosjektoppgave, 2000 ord (+/-10 %).  Studentene arbeider med prosjektoppgaven gjennom hele semesteret. 

Gradert skala A-F, der A er beste karakter og E er dårligste karakter for å bestå eksamen. Karakteren F innebærer at eksamen ikke er bestått.  

The course consists of a six-days workshop (18 hours of seminars in total). All seminars will be based on flipped-classroom methodology where participants will learn about assessment as part of their teaching and will experiment with a variety of assessments that fit the needs of their contexts. The seminars will engage students in lectures, presentations, discussions, group/pair and individual work with mandatory participation.

Students are expected to participate actively in all days seeking and using feedback for their self-regulation, autonomy and self-development. Students are expected to read the syllabus before the course and work on the pre-recorded lectures, pre-assigned research articles or questions/tasks before the seminars and any other materials following the seminars (set as part of the flipped-classroom orientation of the course) to be able to participate actively in discussions during the seminars.

Students will be given the opportunity to participate by electronic means. The necessary equipment (headset and webcam) and a good and stable internet connection are necessary for those students joining through online means.

After the course, the students will submit an individual paper that outlines how they may conduct an analysis based on knowledge and skills from the course and own empirical material on topics of their own choice. Students will work closely with their supervisor(s) to develop each stage of their individual projects.

80 % attendence of the time of the course is required. If a student has attended at least 60 % of the course but less than 80 %, he/she must submit an extra paper of at least 3,000 words plus reference list on a given topic.

Students have to formulate a research question for their final paper which must be approved by the course instructors a week after the completion of the course.

On the basis of the approved research question, students need to submit a draft of 2,000 words (+/- 10%) no later than 20 days after the completion of the course.

The students will receive feedback on the draft from a course instructor a week after the submission of their draft that needs to be taken into consideration in the submission of their final paper (see ‘Assessment’ for details).

A paper of 5,000 words (+/-10% and excluding references and appendices) of 5 ECTs written in English, and related to one or more of the five areas of assessment in the course plan should be submitted after the course.

If a paper is not graded with "pass", the student must submit a revised version within a given deadline.

All aids are permitted, as long as the rules for source referencing are complied with APA style of referencing.

Emne har ingen overlapp med andre emner.

The paper will be assessed by one internal and one external examiner.

Professor Dina Tsagari (dina.tsagari@oslomet.no)