Effective grading : a tool for learning and assessment in college
Barbara E. Fassler Walvoord, Virginia Johnson Anderson
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Barbara E. Fassler Walvoord, Virginia Johnson Anderson
Abstract
Preface to the Second Edition. The Authors. Chapter 1 Introduction. PART ONE GRADING IN THE CLASSROOM. Chapter 2 Clarifying Goals, Constructing Assignments. Chapter 3 Fostering Healthy Student Motivation. Chapter 4 Establishing Criteria and Standards for Grading. Chapter 5 Linking Teaching, Learning, and Grading. Chapter 6 Managing Time for Teaching, Learning, and Responding. Chapter 7 Making Grading More Time-Efficient. Chapter 8 Calculating Course Grades. Chapter 9 Communicating with Students About Their Grades. Chapter 10 Using the Grading Process to Improve Teaching. PART TWO HOW GRADING SERVES BROADER ASSESSMENT PURPOSES. Chapter 11 Assessment for Departments and General Education. Chapter 12 Case Studies of Departmental and General Education Assessment. Chapter 13 Assessment for Grant Proposals. Appendix A: Examples of Rubrics. Appendix B: Example of Departmental Assessment Report. References. Index.
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Preface to the Second Edition. The Authors. Chapter 1 Introduction. PART ONE GRADING IN THE CLASSROOM. Chapter 2 Clarifying Goals, Constructing Assignments. Chapter 3 Fostering Healthy Student Motivation. Chapter 4 Establishing Criteria and Standards for Grading. Chapter 5 Linking Teaching, Learning, and Grading. Chapter 6 Managing Time for Teaching, Learning, and Responding. Chapter 7 Making Grading More Time-Efficient. Chapter 8 Calculating Course Grades. Chapter 9 Communicating with Students About Their Grades. Chapter 10 Using the Grading Process to Improve Teaching. PART TWO HOW GRADING SERVES BROADER ASSESSMENT PURPOSES. Chapter 11 Assessment for Departments and General Education. Chapter 12 Case Studies of Departmental and General Education Assessment. Chapter 13 Assessment for Grant Proposals. Appendix A: Examples of Rubrics. Appendix B: Example of Departmental Assessment Report. References. Index.
Key concepts: Grading (engineering), Rubric, Mathematics education, Standards-based assessment, Computer science, Educational assessment, Psychology, Engineering