Why is criticism accepted more easily in peer-assessment?
AIt carries no marks at all
BIt is kept secret forever
CIt is always only praise
DIt comes from a fellow student
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It comes from a fellow student
1. Peer assessment has numerous benefits.
2. Students tend to accept constructive criticism more from a fellow student than from an instructor.
3. The remarks are not necessarily secret or only positive.
_Source: Wikipedia, Formative assessment, section Peer-assessment_
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