Which is NOT a form of student self-assessment?

• A. None of the answers are correct
• B. A set of questions about their progress or performance that students answer
• C. Evaluating each other's work
• D. A conference with the teacher

Answer: (C)

Self-assessment is when students judge their own learning and work against clear criteria, helping them understand progress and plan next steps. A set of questions about their progress that they answer is a direct way students reflect on and assess their own performance. A conference with the teacher can also involve the student reflecting on their work and discussing goals, even though the teacher leads the conversation. Evaluating each other’s work, on the other hand, is peer assessment—students assessing someone else’s work, not their own. That’s why this option is not a form of student self-assessment.