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In reply to the discussion: OU student claims bad grade is an attack on her faith [View all]Boo1
(91 posts)29. Agree with everything you said
Graders have to be mindful to not let their own biases impact their grading. That's why we have rubrics.
This happened to me once, under much different circumstances.
I was taking a class called "Geography goes to the movies." It was an upper level geog class where we would watch a movie and then write an essay about the themes of geography present. I made the mistake of saying in one that I didn't like the premise of the film and the professor ripped me to shreds on the grade. After that I made sure each paper mentioned how much I enjoyed the movie and things went much better.
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Seriously....... i feel like a sucker for making an honest living when I could have just been Riley Gaines
Takket
Sunday
#19
I agree. The assignment gave the students a lot of flexibility. This is a failure of the instructor & the grader...
Blasphemer
Monday
#24
I'm guessing, the "because God says so" argument didn't meet the critical thinking threshold
Raven123
Monday
#31
Doesn't know the Bible enough to reference specific scripture.... Sounds like a Trump Christian.
Norrrm
Sunday
#16
The action taken by the school (suspending the graduate student's teaching role).
Ms. Toad
Monday
#38
In her essay she said: 'Gender roles and tendencies should not be considered "stereotypes". 'Women naturally want to do
BlueWaveNeverEnd
Monday
#28
Hun, if you feel that strongly about Biblical traditional gender roles, then why are you in college?
tanyev
Monday
#32
As a former "graduate assistant paper grader", I would not have given a grade of zero.
JustABozoOnThisBus
Monday
#34