UDC 378.147.88

DOI: http://doi.org/10.15350/2409-7616.2023.2.42

Kulinskaya Y.V.¹ (St Petersburg, Russian Federation) – kulinsk1@mail.ru, Mellekh T.H.¹ (St Petersburg, Russian Federation) – emellekh@rambler.ru, Beschaskina N.V.¹ (St Petersburg, Russian Federation) – n.v.bes@yandex.ru

¹Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering

Abstract. The article discusses the score-rating system (SRS) as a new form of assessing the knowledge of students, in which students can self-control the process of their learning and the degree of assimilation of educational material. The authors considered various definitions of SRS and ways of its application. The relevance of introducing the system, primarily for students of extramural and part-time forms of education, is emphasized. According to the specifics of these forms of education, students learn most of the material on their own, therefore, it is necessary not only to allow the teacher to assess knowledge, but also to give students the opportunity to self-examine the level of knowledge at any stage of learning. The scientific novelty of the work lies in the development and testing of the SRS, which is optimal for a technical university, for assessing the knowledge of students of extramural and part-time forms of education and in considering various options for criteria for obtaining a final “pass” grade or higher. SRS is not only used as a system for assessing and controlling knowledge, but also as a motivating component of learning. The proposed system solves a number of important tasks in the organization of the educational process: it encourages students to complete tasks on time throughout the semester; makes it possible to evaluate each type of students extracurricular work; provides a comprehensive assessment of students’ knowledge both in the process and at the end of training. The correct organization of the SRS makes it possible to increase the motivation of students for systematic and high-quality work throughout the entire period of study in the discipline. Even if the goal of the student is only to get the minimum score for the test, he will have to learn the necessary minimum of material. A review of the presented experience in the implementation of SRS in extramural and part-time forms of education in a technical university will allow us to take into account and improve the model for evaluating the results of mastering educational material in other educational institutions, as well as to consider the motivating component of the educational process.

Keywords: score-rating system, SRS, part-time education.

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For citation: Kulinskaya Y.V., Mellekh T.H., Beschaskina N.V. Application prospects of a score-rating system in teaching part-time students at a technical university. CITISE, 2023, no. 2, pp. 475-487. DOI: http://doi.org/10.15350/2409-7616.2023.2.42