The theory and practice of grading writing: problems and possibilities
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Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Albany State University of New York Press ©1998
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Item Description:Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-207) and index
Origins and evolution of grading student writing: pedagogical imperatives and cultural anxieties - Richard Boyd -- - Direction in the grading of writing? What the literature on the grading of writing does and doesn't tell us - Bruce W. Speck and Tammy R. Jones -- - Do we do what we say? Contradictions in composition teaching and grading - Bruce Maylath -- - Construction, deconstruction, and (over)determination: a foucaultian analysis of grades - Kathleen Blake Yancey and Brian Huot -- - Peter Elbow and the cynical subject - Michael Bernard-Donals
Differences of opinion: an exchange of views - Peter Elbow and Michael Bernard-Donals -- - Grading as a rhetorical construct - Nick Carbone and Margaret Daisley -- - Resisting reform: grading and social reproduction in a secondary classroom - Steven VanderStaay -- - Politics of cross-institutional grading: an adjunct's dilemma - Pauline Uchmanowicz -- - Politics and perils of portfolio grading - Maureen Neal -- - Grading in a process-based writing classroom - Christopher C. Weaver -- - Gender and grading: "immanence" as a path to "transcendence?" - Irene Papoulis
Grade the learning, not the writing - Cheryl Smith and Angus Dunstan -- - Changing grading while working with grades - Peter Elbow -- - Conversation continues: a dialogue on grade inflation - Kathleen Blake Yancey, Michael Bernard-Donals, Margaret Daisley, Maureen Neal, Steven VanderStaay, Nick Carbone, and Brain Huot
Physical Description:1 Online-Ressource (xix, 224 pages)
ISBN:0585089183
0791436691
0791436705
9780585089188
9780791436707

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