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Not sure if you missed it, or I'm misunderstanding you, but he wrote: > Give them homework and "grade it" to give them feedback which addresses your main poin
by jkmcf 9y ago
Not sure if you missed it, or I'm misunderstanding you, but he wrote:
> Give them homework and "grade it" to give them feedback
which addresses your main point.
- dpark 9y agoIt doesn't address the point. Homework that doesn't count won't get done, so won't provide feedback.
- bsder 9y agoExactly. I have tried "Voluntary Homework" with even upper level classes--it doesn't work. I generally put homework at about 5% of grade. You can avoid doing it and still get the grade you want, but it's a bit of an obstacle. And most decent students will do the homework anyhow. Intro classes don't get that option. I put it at about 25% of the grade.