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Deferred feedback with explanation
Question behaviour ::: qbehaviour_deferredfeedbackexplain
Maintained by
Tim Hunt
This question behaviour is just like deferred feedback, but with an additional input box where students can give a reason why they gave the answer they did.
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This question behaviour is just like deferred feedback, but with an additional input box where students can give a reason why they gave the answer they did.
No attempt is made to automatically grade the explanation, nor is it required. However, it may be used in various ways, for example
- The teacher may want to manually edit the grades where the student gave a wrong answer, to give partial credit if the student used the right method or approach.
- The student might want to explain their thinking, so that later, when the results and feedback are revealed, they are reminded of what they were thinking at the time, and so can reflect more deeply.
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I just wanted to make sure, is it a special type of question of it works as an addition to the existing question types?
Thanks in advance
When I choose Deferred feedback with explanation option in quiz settings it adds the "Give your reasons" option to all the questions in quiz, is there any option to deactivate it for some of the questions?
Thanks in advance
Am I right that this will get the job done? Is there another way that would be easier? If the answers are yes and no respectively I'll push the button ASAP. Thanks!
Thank you for this plugin!
A question: there is any page/report where the teacher can see the additional feedback in a concentrated form?
I'm asking because if this was possible, students could use the sketch ability in the editor (drawings) to explain their own thinking in mathematical questions.
At the moment I'm using an additional free text question to achieve this goal, but implementing it directly into your plugin would be much more elegant.