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University of Guelph Grading Guidelines
Grading Written Reports or Papers
Grading Oral Presentations
Grading Class Participation
Grading Examinations and Tests
Plagiarism: It Does Happen in University
In the Classroom . . . |
In the Classroom . . .
- You are marking reports and find two papers which are practically identical.
Plagiarism is a serious offence for which students can be given an immediate
zero in a course. What would you do?
- After handing back a set of lab reports, a student comes to you to
complain about his or her grade. The student received 8/10 and his/her
partner received 9/10. The student wants you to justify the grade. How
would you handle this situation? How would you prepare for it?
- Your professor has a definite set of expectations for your seminars.
He/she has determined the format (presentations), the readings (which you
think could be improved), and the percent of marks (35%). You have been
assigned to this course two weeks before the start of the semester. The
course outline ha not yet been completed. Would you attempt to negotiate
any changes? If you would, how would you go about doing so?
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