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I had an organic chemistry professor who would not return anything until the end of the semester, homework, quizzes, test, nothing. I had the impression she was
by marktangotango 5y ago
I had an organic chemistry professor who would not return anything until the end of the semester, homework, quizzes, test, nothing. I had the impression she was a procratsinator and just didn't do the work. It was beyond frustrating. She also got her ph.d from Princeton coincidentally!
- relaxing 5y agoOne reason for not returning work immediately is it makes it harder to accept late work, because students will share the answers with each other.
- jackson1442 5y agoThe most lenient late policy I've experienced in my (ongoing) university experience has been that you can submit 1 day late for a 30% penalty. Most of my classes lock the dropbox immediately at midnight. Simply returning work shortly after the late work window closes should suffice, no?
- selimthegrim 5y agoI did this at Loyola New Orleans (an intro physics lab class) and I'll tell you why. I didn't trust the kids to not lose their work. They could come to my office and collect it and if they challenged their grade, I had all the material to hand with me. Online reports were graded on Canvas at any rate.
- pwr-electronics 5y agoYou made your class educationally worse and blame the students because you didn't ask for a photo of their work?
- selimthegrim 5y agoCanvas had photos of it online - you misunderstand.
- pwr-electronics 5y ago> I did this Glad to hear you didn't actually do that. Returning digitally is still returning.