Possibly not, but some of the work in our program requires a certain amount of creativity, and I have had students who produce way better stuff than I typically can.
There are a few of these guys that I would not want to compete against in a tight job market...
Certainly, I was not a well-prepared student. Despite the imitations, I was able to stay in the game. And I can echo EC1's comments about seeing how well many students are prepared. Its quite humbling at times.
Almost every assignment. I don't believe that perfect scores should be given out unless work is completely flawless. I DO give perfect scores on mathematical assignments, but they won't notice small mistakes unless it costs them points.
Written work, I think, should never get 100%. There is ALWAYS room for improvement.
Possibly not, but some of the work in our program requires a certain amount of creativity, and I have had students who produce way better stuff than I typically can.
ReplyDeleteThere are a few of these guys that I would not want to compete against in a tight job market...
Certainly, I was not a well-prepared student. Despite the imitations, I was able to stay in the game. And I can echo EC1's comments about seeing how well many students are prepared. Its quite humbling at times.
ReplyDeleteAlmost every assignment. I don't believe that perfect scores should be given out unless work is completely flawless. I DO give perfect scores on mathematical assignments, but they won't notice small mistakes unless it costs them points.
ReplyDeleteWritten work, I think, should never get 100%. There is ALWAYS room for improvement.
Teachers who never make mistakes don't belong in the classroom. They belong in Heaven.
ReplyDeleteIt therefore doesn't bother me that I rarely get 100% on my own exams. I do get ‘A’s on them, though.
Sometimes when I'm making a key I have to look something up. Occasionally I make a transposition error.
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