Training and Professional Development

  • 10/8 Responding to Student Writing: Ways to Grade?

    Institute for Teaching & Learning

    Lunchtime Seminar

    Providing an opportunity for faculty, graduate students, and professional staff to gather with colleagues to listen, discuss, comment, interact and reflect on a variety of topics to enhance teaching and learning.

    The Institute for Teaching & Learning offers the following workshop on October 8th

    Responding to Student Writing: Are There Better Ways to Grade?
    Responding to drafts and grading student papers are among the most time-consuming things we do in writing-intensive courses across the disciplines. In this session we’ll debunk some common grading practices that research suggests simply don’t result in much learning (like copy-editing student drafts); we’ll also explore pragmatic strategies that work better. Responding to student writing will always take time and care, but it need not involve endless hours of correcting and suffering.

    To register and view more workshops, please visit http://itl.uconn.edu/seminars/.

    For more information, contact: Stacey Valliere at stacey.valliere@uconn.edu