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1 Providing Student Feedback: Grading Concerns and Practices Brandon Brice & Holly Widen

2 Preparation - Syllabus Create/Request Rubrics Grading Scale Late Assignment Clause – Final date for accepting any work Missed Exams Helpful Guide for Effective Syllabi

3 Preparation - Coordination Coordination with other TAs – Consistent with grading and returning assignments Coordination with your TAs/instructor – On same page with deadlines, feedback, etc.

4 Responsibilities - Grading Following Rubrics Providing feedback – Fairness/Partial Credit Consistency Inputting/Submitting Grades – How To Guide How To Guide

5 Responsibilities - Proctoring General duties – Handing out/collecting exam materials, checking for inappropriate materials, checking IDs, etc. Dealing with cheating – Cell phones, hats, notes, wandering eyes, etc. Being professional – Dress and attitude

6 Time Management Return grades in a timely manner Remember why you are here – Time is precious! Maintain dialogue with your instructor/students When to set office hours – How to use that time

7 Teaching Policies @ FSU Related to Grading/Feedback Family Educational and Privacy Rights Act (FERPA) – Confidentiality of Student Records Handle records with care – shred when discarding Email is not protected! Americans with Disabilities Act – Student Disability Resource Center (SDRC) Alternative testing and extended test time – https://disabilitycenter.fsu.edu/services.html https://disabilitycenter.fsu.edu/services.html

8 Teaching Policies @ FSU Related to Grading/Feedback Final Exam Policy – Exam must be taken during scheduled time Permitted Excuses – Documented medical illnesses and religious holy days Evaluation of Teaching – Request Student Perception of Courses and Instructors (SPCI) formsStudent Perception of Courses and Instructors (SPCI) Instructions for Requesting

9 Closing Remarks Always wear your gym shoes Remember to stretch! Retention of final grades and exams Be objective, efficient, and professional Enjoy this learning opportunity!

10 Thank You! Any questions?


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