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Specifications Grading in an Asynchronous Liberal Arts Math Course
A multi-year reflection
Nov 3
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Melanie Butler
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An example of how traditional grades misrepresent learning
Oct 27
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David Clark
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Students as partners in learning assessment
Co-Creating grading criteria in an alternatively graded STEM course
Oct 20
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Sharon Stranford
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What three research articles on deliberate practice say about grading
The connection between deliberate practice and alternative grading is closer than you might think.
Oct 13
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Robert Talbert
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Specifications Grading and the LMS Gradebook
Helping Students Understand Their Course Progress
Oct 6
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Jody Langdon
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Knee-jerk reactions
Strong, sudden opinions about alternative grading
Sep 29
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David Clark
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Using collaborative grading as a new professor
Benefits and challenges of moving away from percentage-based grading
Sep 22
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Noel Warford
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Can deliberate practice be motivated?
A review of a research paper that studies this question, and what it means for alt-graders
Sep 15
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Robert Talbert
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