Report on Assessing Collaborative Problem Solving in Higher Education
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This report examines the assessment of collaborative problem-solving and group discussion skills in an educational context. It analyzes the importance of teamwork in the 21st century and the need for educational systems to adapt to employment demands. The report discusses methods for assessing these skills, including the OECD's approach to collaborative problem-solving in the PISA 2015 test, which involves evaluating students' ability to interact with computer agents. It also explores the assessment of group discussions, emphasizing the importance of established rules and effective communication. Furthermore, the report addresses the challenges of assessing 'hard to assess' skills and suggests the use of various assessment methods, such as exams, interactive tasks, and collaborative problem-solving tasks. The core argument is that these skills are essential for students' future growth and must be regularly assessed through various activities to ensure effective skill enhancement. The report also suggests rotating student groups to promote adaptability and offers the opportunity to contribute to Desklib for more educational resources.
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