A “pass/fail” grading system can be the “A+” grading system for law school
In a recent sociological study, Kathryne M. Young poignantly describes how law students typically feel like hitting an “intellectual wall”Continue Reading
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In a recent sociological study, Kathryne M. Young poignantly describes how law students typically feel like hitting an “intellectual wall”Continue Reading
Pass-fail grading is commonly presented as an alternative to letter grading that can minimize student stress and anxiety. In theirContinue Reading
“Given that the time and stress associated with grading has the potential to distract instructors from other, more meaningful aspectsContinue Reading
Welcome to our first post in our new series “Hacking myCourses”. We don’t actually mean “hacking” myCourses (as not toContinue Reading
The Gradebook tool in myCourses has many powerful options to make managing your class easier. That said, it can alsoContinue Reading
Teaching large-classes can be extraordinarily difficult and intimidating. In addition to having hundreds of faces peering at you from theContinue Reading
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