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December 15, 2006

Academic Trade Secrets, Part I: Grading Exams

Daniel Solove (George Washington) reveals the truth about how it is actually done.

UPDATE:  Via Dean Charles Nelson at Faulkner University's Jones School of Law comes a link from his colleague Professor Andy Olree regarding the equally scientific grading practices when he taught political science at Harding University.  What do readers think:  stairs or shotguns?  Which is a better measure of merit?

Posted by on December 15, 2006 at 05:37 AM in Legal Humor |

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