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posted by: Tom McDougal on March 4, 2000 at 10:04AM
subject: commenting on student work
I'm Tom McDougal. I teach math at Best Practice High School in Chicago,
using IMP Year 2. So I'm associated with CSIMP, the Chicago School
Mathematics Improvement Project.

As a teacher, I want to know what to do with student work. I read the
article about formative assessment. You mentioned a study comparing the
results of giving a grade, grade+comments, and just comments. The comments
alone resulted in higher student achievement.

So here I am with a large stack of student work waiting to be graded or
processed somehow. I'm wondering what to do with it. Can you be any more
precise about the context of the study? What kinds of student work? (Math?
Writing?) What kinds of comments?

Thanks.

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Tom McDougal
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