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first, there should be a teacher to personally tell you if you messed up and why. second there is a time and place for these kind of things. imagine the teacher
by HellDunkel 8y ago
first, there should be a teacher to personally tell you if you messed up and why. second there is a time and place for these kind of things. imagine the teacher decides to check tests at night. do you really want your kids to constantly check their phones instead of gettibg sleep? we have a long way to go with that tech...
- themacguffinman 8y agoGiving feedback on what you messed up and why is pretty straightforward to do electronically. It's also unlikely (or at least unnecessary) that electronic grades are released immediately after the teacher marks a test.
- germinalphrase 8y agoI am a teacher. Our marks are immediately available once I have entered them in the online grade book.
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- burfog 8y agoI prefer things old-style. The time and place: as soon as you show up, you check the bulletin board to see the list of names with grades. I gather that this is now frowned upon, but real publicly observable competition is a huge incentive to do well. It also relieves a bit of anxiety for those who would otherwise unjustly think they are doing badly. If you want to impress fellow classmates, perhaps especially those you find attractive, getting to be the best on that list does wonders.