Abstract
Students ranked themselves and peers on perceived class participation (i.e., unsolicited questions and comments during class). The instructor also ranked students. Results suggested that students ranked themselves higher, on average, than did their peers and instructor. Students' self-rankings did not correlate well with either peer or instructor ranks, although the latter 2 agreed substantially. We recommend using multiple measures of student participation and self-monitoring in classroom discussions.
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Burchfield, C. M., & Sappington, J. (1999). Participation in classroom discussion. Teaching of Psychology, 26(4), 290–291.
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