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Without Systemic Change, we Grade

by Sarah M. Zerwin Posted on March 15, 2012

Okay, Mister S. Finally I am responding to your response to my response to your post in response to my initial post about grading. Yep it appears we have started a blog war here. My apologies first and foremost for taking … Continue reading →

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Blog throwdown! “Grading” and other offensive words. Bonus tuba solo.

by Jay Stott Posted on March 2, 2012

Okay Z, it’s on! The post I was referring to, The Evolution of Grading, was, in fact, mostly about responding to student work. Readers who click the link will find that you have edited the language in the first line. … Continue reading →

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But I am grading

by Sarah M. Zerwin Posted on February 28, 2012

Okay Mister S, you called me out in that post you just wrote. I quote:  (although she really needs to change her terminology, because that post is about responding to students with effective feedback, not grading). Yes, I have spent … Continue reading →

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