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Effective Grading: A Tool for Learning and Assessment

Barbara E. Fassler Walvoord, Virginia Johnson Anderson

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The Power of Grading for Learning and Assessment. GRADING IN THE CLASSROOM. Managing the Grading Process. Making Assignments Worth Grading. Fostering Motivation and Learning in the Grading Process. Establishing Criteria and Standards for Grading. Calculating Course Grades. Making Grading More Time--Efficient. Using the Grading Process to Improve Teaching. HOW GRADING SERVES BROADER ASSESSMENT PURPOSES. Determining Faculty Performance, Rewards, and Incentives. Strengthening Departmental and Institutional Assessment. A Case Study of Grading as a Tool for Assessment.

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The Power of Grading for Learning and Assessment. GRADING IN THE CLASSROOM. Managing the Grading Process. Making Assignments Worth Grading. Fostering Motivation and Learning in the Grading Process. Establishing Criteria and Standards for Grading. Calculating Course Grades. Making Grading More Time--Efficient. Using the Grading Process to Improve Teaching. HOW GRADING SERVES BROADER ASSESSMENT PURPOSES. Determining Faculty Performance, Rewards, and Incentives. Strengthening Departmental and Institutional Assessment. A Case Study of Grading as a Tool for Assessment.

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The Power of Grading for Learning and Assessment. GRADING IN THE CLASSROOM. Managing the Grading Process. Making Assignments Worth Grading. Fostering Motivation and Learning in the Grading Process. Establishing Criteria and Standards for Grading. Calculating Course Grades. Making Grading More Time--Efficient. Using the Grading Process to Improve Teaching. HOW GRADING SERVES BROADER ASSESSMENT PURPOSES. Determining Faculty Performance, Rewards, and Incentives. Strengthening Departmental and Institutional Assessment. A Case Study of Grading as a Tool for Assessment.

Key concepts: Grading (engineering), Computer science, Incentive, Mathematics education, Engineering, Psychology, Economics, Civil engineering

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