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If you're doing fine in the tests without homework, then the homework is unnecessary. My biggest issue with it was that you'd be graded on completeness for the
by huffmsa 8y ago
If you're doing fine in the tests without homework, then the homework is unnecessary.
My biggest issue with it was that you'd be graded on completeness for the 50 assigned examples. If I can learn it in 5-10 examples, why am I going to waste time on another 40 non-interesting problems?
- mjevans 8y agoThe teacher doesn't have or doesn't know about pass/fail module scoring. A given sub-topic should be setup like this: * 90% of the points for the module possible if you get 100% on the test. * 60% of the points for the module possible as correctly doing the homework. * Allow for re-submission of the homework (with work shown) for up to a week AFTER the test //results//. The idea is to actually teach the subject, not to pass an arbitrary test on that subject. If you bomb the test, do all of the possible problem questions and recover most or all of the grade.