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Showing posts with label final exams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label final exams. Show all posts
Final exams graded
It's 4:35 pm on Thursday of final exam week, and the exams are graded a whole day early! Results were generally better than expected, but this was not universal. Still almost all students are doing better now than they were at the beginning of the semester. As always the best are quite impressive and that's sort of the whole point; eventually the world wants to know who these people are. The final grading will have to wait until tomorrow. Lots of lab portfolios (reports are so last decade) to wade through, and again the best of them are very impressive. Too many are still rather linear thinkers and they don't grasp the concept of how you demonstrate your learning by interrelating materials. This will require fresh eyes of the morning. Time to depart because events (The F1 got a new much desired job!) demand a bit of celebration. All of this would have been done earlier, but helping a group of master naturalists with a floristic inventory project consumed the morning. So you see as soon as one group of students departs, another group moves right in. But, hey, that's the job TPP does.
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