Scientific Grading of College Students
Scientific Grading of College Students
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To avoid undue publicity the teachers are designated by subjects. On the basis of the grades assigned the students graded by each teacher were divided into three groups designated super- ior, medium, and inferior. The first group comprised the twenty-five per cent of students ranking highest, the last group the twenty-five per cent ranking lowest, and the middle group the remaining fifty per cent ranking between the other groups. The last column indicates the total number of students graded by ...each teacher. The distri- ' xvidfTSchool and University Grades, by Walter F. Dearborn, Bulletin of the University of Wisconsin, High School Series, No. 9, pp. 43, 44, 46. / fVide Administration of the College Curriculum, by W. T. Foster, pp.
251 ff. , 276 if. 9 bution of grades is indicated by the percentages of the total number of students receiving the different grades in the several groups. The teachers are listed in the order of their liberality of grading. Thus the first teacher assigned the grade A not only to all his superior students, but to considerably more than half of his medium students as well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To avoid undue publicity the teachers are designated by subjects. On the basis of the grades assigned the students graded by each teacher were divided into three groups designated super- ior, medium, and inferior. The first group comprised the twenty-five per cent of students ranking highest, the last group the twenty-five per cent ranking lowest, and the middle group the remaining fifty per cent ranking between the other groups. The last column indicates the total number of students graded by ...each teacher. The distri- ' xvidfTSchool and University Grades, by Walter F. Dearborn, Bulletin of the University of Wisconsin, High School Series, No. 9, pp. 43, 44, 46. / fVide Administration of the College Curriculum, by W. T. Foster, pp.
251 ff. , 276 if. 9 bution of grades is indicated by the percentages of the total number of students receiving the different grades in the several groups. The teachers are listed in the order of their liberality of grading. Thus the first teacher assigned the grade A not only to all his superior students, but to considerably more than half of his medium students as well.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond William Sies to read onlineMoreLess
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