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How U of Michigan Built Automated Essay-Scoring Software to Fill ‘Feedback Gap’ for Student Writing

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The university has created a way for automated software to give students in large STEM courses feedback on their writing in cases where professors don’t have time to grade hundreds of essays. Senior lecturer Brenda Gunderson teaches a statistics course that will be first to adopt the automated element of M-Write.

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How Podcasting Is Changing Teaching and Research

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Because let's say a student essay of 2,000 to 3,000 words, you can't easily read that out on a podcast. I think after a certain amount of time, many students learn how to sort of quickly write an essay the day before the deadline. Other people do sort of mini-lectures as podcasts and give them to their students.

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With Innovation and Empathy, Remote Learning Becomes Accessible for All Students

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In an earlier essay, we discussed how teachers are leaning into SEL to adapt student services and unlock opportunities that, just months ago, may have seemed impossible. is Executive Director and Chief Scientist at EdTogether and an Adjunct Lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Christina Cipriano, Ph.D.,

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Peer Feedback That Works

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If they’re short answer or essay — the preferred way to check understanding — grading takes a long time. Why peer feedback? Peer feedback is about supporting and learning, not criticizing. Each peer review should include positives and shortfalls in equal amounts. Make the peer reviewer anonymous.

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Are Your Assessments Fair and Balanced?

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Martin is a former early childhood education lecturer at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, a former assistant professor of early childhood education, and a faculty professional development coordinator at Miles College. Peer review in the classroom: Student perceptions, peer feedback quality and the role of assessment.

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Are Your Assessments Fair and Balanced?

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Martin is a former early childhood education lecturer at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, a former assistant professor of early childhood education, and a faculty professional development coordinator at Miles College. Peer review in the classroom: Student perceptions, peer feedback quality and the role of assessment.

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AI-Powered Teaching: Practical Tools for Community College Faculty

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For example, instead of traditional essays, instructors might assign reflective portfolios, oral presentations, or collaborative projects that require students to engage deeply with the material and demonstrate their understanding in ways that go beyond what AI can produce.