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And a follow-up question, how many are willing to give up the midterms
and finals and go with just the tbl scores? One of our faculty members
believes in this such that he feels that with our 20 week course, that
has 40 tbl session( 2/week) and variations of Irat &/or grat combos
there is more than enough information to know how well the students
are doing.
Sandy Cook,
Duke-NUS
On Jun 15, 2009, at 10:38 PM, "Herb Coleman" <[log in to unmask]>
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> For those who give them, can you tell me how your mid-term and final
> exams differ from your iRATs and T-RATs. I'm considering going with
> a midterm and final instead of my usual term paper.
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> Herb Coleman,Director Instructional Computing and Technology
> Adjunct Professor of Psychology Austin Community College
> Highland Business Center
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