After a workshop on student outcomes for the first-year writing course, the 28 faculty participants discussed the implications of “Development” for critical thinking. This case study of one college’s participatory exercise in improving writing found that although the RWU faculty lacked consensus on the definition, simply discussing topic of “Development” may have had the unintended effect of fewer A grades in the following semester. Unfortunately, the percentage of A grades ascended in the subsequent semesters to suggest that without reinforcement, faculty returned to grade inflation
Anecdotal testimony indicates that grade deflation is encouraged in many colleges and universities, ...
Studies suggest that a potential misalignment between assessment and grading practices in reporting ...
This article addresses the connection between two continuing trends in higher education: semester ev...
After a workshop on student outcomes for the first-year writing course, the 28 faculty participants ...
In 2004, the Department of Writing Studies at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, th...
The COVID-19 pandemic forced instructors to adapt their assessment practices. For this author, that ...
This article takes up the special strangeness of grading practices in the graduate creative writin...
A comparative study examined the extent of growth in overall writing quality of college freshmen to ...
Due to the complex nature of assessment in critical pedagogy practices, continued research is necess...
This article examines how a faculty member’s status—either tenured or tenure-track—might affect the ...
Do students reinterpret their tutoring experiences after receiving grades on tutored assignments? Th...
In Spring 2020, I conducted an I.R.B. approved study with the students in my English 103: Writing Ab...
As a professor of composition and technical communication, I have had extensive training for and exp...
Many teachers include “participation” among the graded requirements in FYW, but too often their meth...
Faculty at some of the best colleges and universities across the country have expressed concerns abo...
Anecdotal testimony indicates that grade deflation is encouraged in many colleges and universities, ...
Studies suggest that a potential misalignment between assessment and grading practices in reporting ...
This article addresses the connection between two continuing trends in higher education: semester ev...
After a workshop on student outcomes for the first-year writing course, the 28 faculty participants ...
In 2004, the Department of Writing Studies at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, th...
The COVID-19 pandemic forced instructors to adapt their assessment practices. For this author, that ...
This article takes up the special strangeness of grading practices in the graduate creative writin...
A comparative study examined the extent of growth in overall writing quality of college freshmen to ...
Due to the complex nature of assessment in critical pedagogy practices, continued research is necess...
This article examines how a faculty member’s status—either tenured or tenure-track—might affect the ...
Do students reinterpret their tutoring experiences after receiving grades on tutored assignments? Th...
In Spring 2020, I conducted an I.R.B. approved study with the students in my English 103: Writing Ab...
As a professor of composition and technical communication, I have had extensive training for and exp...
Many teachers include “participation” among the graded requirements in FYW, but too often their meth...
Faculty at some of the best colleges and universities across the country have expressed concerns abo...
Anecdotal testimony indicates that grade deflation is encouraged in many colleges and universities, ...
Studies suggest that a potential misalignment between assessment and grading practices in reporting ...
This article addresses the connection between two continuing trends in higher education: semester ev...