Elevers värderingar om bedömning och uppfattningar om betyg : En kvantitativ studie om betygskriterier, planering och betyg

Sammanfattning: Abstract The purpose of this study was to investigate students' perception of their grades in relation to the grading criteria in physical education. To investigate this used issues: how values and experience rating criteria? How do students their teachers' planning of lessons? How do students grading assessment in physical education and what they believe is important? The method used was a questionnaire with closed questions. The answers were given on a six-point scale, ranging from 1 = "not true" to 6 = "totally agree". In a qualitative analysis of the quantitative material. It was converted to the response boxes; does not agree, just agree, doubtful, sometimes / part, consistent and nearly unanimous. The subjects were students in grades six to nine at a secondary school. Of the school's approximate 700 students, chose 662 students chose to participate. The results of how students value the experience and planning of lessons in physical education was answered in two questions in the questionnaire. One, if they feel they've got a plan, and the other if they feel that they may be involved in the lessons of the design. These questions showed that 61% of students were in favor of the two statements. When asked if the students received a planning, it showed scattered results where 25.1% said, do not match, and 19.9%  are fully consistent. Students who responded to the survey believe that the most important thing for a good grade in physical education is the student's individual development, to do their best, good attendance and being positive in class. The conclusion is that when our students are graded criteria, it may be important to clarify these for students to understand the various criteria. Students who understand the grading criteria in theory do not always understand them in practice. A teacher can make use of peer assessment, thus increasing understanding in practice. Keywords: physical education and health, planning, grading, grading criteria and assessment