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Boys are graded tougher than girls in school. Why?
- jaclaz 4y ago>Thus, a simple solution to grading-related bias is for students to write their names at the very end of any test or assignment, so the grader only knows their identity after scoring the work. So the scoring should happen before reading to the end the test or assignment? And I would be curious to know what would be the simple solution to prevent the grader to peek at the name anyway ...
- llampx 4y agoIf the assignment is online, there's absolutely no need for the teacher or grader to know the name or ID of the student at all. If its offline, there can be an ID assigned which can change randomly. In some exams I've sat for, they used IDs to avoid people cheating or playing favorites.
- jaclaz 4y ago>In some exams I've sat for, they used IDs to avoid people cheating or playing favorites. Yep, that is standard practice for many exams, but here we are talking of "common assignments" in a school. My note was about the fact that writing the name on the document (be it electronic or paper) but at the end of it, is very simple but not a solution to anything, if you prefer is a simple non-solution.
- hugs_vs_toph 4y agoAlso, stupid solution because we can recognize a women's handwriting vs a man's with high accuracy.
- beardyw 4y ago> School and classroom environments might indeed be adapted to traditionally female behaviours I have heard the same said about church services, and if you think about it they are similar. And there are more women in church possibly as a result.
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