self-evaluate

verb

self-eval·u·ate | \ ˌself-i-ˈval-yə-ˌwāt

, -yü-ˌāt\

self-evaluated; self-evaluating; self-evaluates

Definition of self-evaluate

: to evaluate oneself or one's actions, performance, etc. … students are given the opportunity to self-evaluate their own work …— Sam Roberson Asked to self-evaluate himself, Conner was quick to answer …— Jerry DiPaola Ask what went wrong. This encourages kids to self-evaluate, says [parenting expert Judy] Arnall.— Susan Spicer … he and the staff did a lot of self-evaluating and research into ways they could improve the operation and serve more people.— Zachary Hansen

Other Words from self-evaluate

self-evaluation \ ˌself-i-ˌval-yə-ˈwā-shən

, -yü-ˈā- \ noun, plural self-evaluations

Accurate self-evaluation and the ability to take a step back and figure out why something worked or didn't work was important. — Rob Biertempfel Applicants for the Torch Award must perform a detailed self-evaluation to examine their decision-making processes and business practices. — The Cincinnati Enquirer Self-evaluations were collected and the teacher provided written feedback about the self-evaluations the following day. — Michael P. Hewitt