Feedback on Assignments

Description

This lecture discusses the challenge of balancing assessment and grading, emphasizing the importance of providing written or oral feedback to students rather than just a final grade. It prompts reflection on how instructors can effectively grade and give feedback to students.

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Psychology

Basic psychology: Psychometrics

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