Semester Assessment--English
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I. Administrative Details for the English 2000
Assessment
- Finals. You should not give a final on
Monday during finals week. English 1001 and 2000 teachers
are exempted from the University Finals requirement.
- Grades. You will receive a score
between 2-12 for each student. This score represents the
combined score of two readers. You should use that score as
a guideline for awarding a final grade (a student who gets a
2 through 5 should rarely, if ever, receive an A).
- Scoring.
- Monday, May 10 8:30-12:30: Calibrating and scoring
- Tuesday, May 11 8:30-12:30: Scoring
- Wednesday, May 12 8:30-???: Finish scoring
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II. Timeline for Assessment
- Registration. If you are not teaching
in a media classroom, reserve a computer classroom in the
week before deadweek--the last week of classes. You will use
that time to show students how to register for the online
assessment.
- Deadweek (last week of classes): Cancel
your classes for this week. Students will be working online.
For Registration and Deadlines, see Dates.
- Score Reports: You will receive reports
of student scores by Thursday in the late afternoon. You
will receive individual scores for students in each section,
a mean score for each section, the mean score for all
students, and a graph depicting the distribution of scores
in your section. You should use the mean and distribution to
guide your grading. If your students score higher than
average, we would expect a higher than average grade
distribution. If your students score lower than average, we
would expect a lower than average distribution.
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III. Supporting Documents
- FAQs
- Login
Instructions
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