Monday, July 23, 2018

Keri Miller 7/24

1. Belanoff suggests that we grade student writing“….by groups of teachers and grading by individual teachers who have worked through standards with their students.” Which of these seem to be the more realistic option for our composition classes at FSU? 

 2. After reading Straub's advice on how to make comments on writings more conversational do you foresee yourself changing your current ways of giving feedback on writing (whether you were a teacher before or just drawing from your workshopping experiences as a student)? In what ways do you hope to change/improve/reevaluate in particular? 
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  1. Damilola Michael AderibigbeJuly 23, 2018 at 7:09 PM

    Hi keri, I hope to improve the way I assess my students by making sure my comments serve as channels of unending dialogues.

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