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Working with examples means that students examine and discuss existing work to better understand what quality looks like in practice. Instead of only receiving abstract criteria, students analyse concrete examples. This helps identifying what makes a piece of work strong or less strong. This fosters feedback literacy and evaluative judgement, as students learn to recognise quality by comparing their own work against certain standards.
In the activity co-creation, students examine the examples, co-create quality criteria, and finally apply these criteria to their own work. Another activity to develop criteria is a placemat discussion.
Materials
With these materials, you can enable students to apply working with examples concretely within your educational practice.
