Been there, done that, and the don't put the information on it. At
least not my students.
On 9 May 2007, at 16:12, Joan Warmbold wrote:
I suspect we go on a bit too much with these student comments but
they a
so healing for us all as we move toward this stressful time of the
semester. I mean Marc, that's an absolute classic--"in my mind I
thought
. . ." Well, a bit scary also but whatever, thank you all for your
examples as they provide humor when we need it so.
What I get that's always so depressing and tiresome is the
following. I
give 8 essay tests during the semester so do allow for one make-up
during
the last week of class. But a too large minority need to ask me which
test they missed--or need to make up. ARGH So, from now on my classes
will be provided a sheet attached to the syllabus to record their
grades
for each test and be told they are on their own regarding remembering
their test scores.
Joan
Dr. Bob Wildblood
711 Rivereview Dr.
Kokomo, IN 46901-7025
765-776-1727
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