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| author | Hubbell, Frank F. |
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| contents | Using the Cartridge Tape Recorder to Grade Themes. Hubbell, Frank F. Audio Equipment Audiovisual Instruction College Faculty Educational Media English Instruction Grading Individualized Instruction Instructional Innovation Student Evaluation Student Teacher Relationship Tape Recorders Tape Recordings Teaching Methods Writing (Composition) Writing Skills During 1967-1968, the English Department at Pennsylvania State University, York Campus, used cartridge tape recorders on a trial basis to grade student themes. Each student in a two-term composition course purchased one tape cartridge which he submitted with each theme. While correcting the theme, the instructor recorded comments on the student's tape. The student could then listen to criticism of his paper as frequently as he wished by using the tape recorders in the library. Most students appreciated the more thorough analysis that this system afforded, although a few objected to the inconvenience of borrowing a library recorder or the inability to refer quickly to a written comment. Most of the composition instructors reacted favorably to the use of the recorder and felt that speaking directly to the student was more satisfactory, and personal, than writing comments on themes. (JM) |
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| publishDate | 1968 |
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| spellingShingle | Using the Cartridge Tape Recorder to Grade Themes. Hubbell, Frank F. Audio Equipment Audiovisual Instruction College Faculty Educational Media English Instruction Grading Individualized Instruction Instructional Innovation Student Evaluation Student Teacher Relationship Tape Recorders Tape Recordings Teaching Methods Writing (Composition) Writing Skills Using the Cartridge Tape Recorder to Grade Themes. Hubbell, Frank F. Audio Equipment Audiovisual Instruction College Faculty Educational Media English Instruction Grading Individualized Instruction Instructional Innovation Student Evaluation Student Teacher Relationship Tape Recorders Tape Recordings Teaching Methods Writing (Composition) Writing Skills During 1967-1968, the English Department at Pennsylvania State University, York Campus, used cartridge tape recorders on a trial basis to grade student themes. Each student in a two-term composition course purchased one tape cartridge which he submitted with each theme. While correcting the theme, the instructor recorded comments on the student's tape. The student could then listen to criticism of his paper as frequently as he wished by using the tape recorders in the library. Most students appreciated the more thorough analysis that this system afforded, although a few objected to the inconvenience of borrowing a library recorder or the inability to refer quickly to a written comment. Most of the composition instructors reacted favorably to the use of the recorder and felt that speaking directly to the student was more satisfactory, and personal, than writing comments on themes. (JM) |
| title | Using the Cartridge Tape Recorder to Grade Themes. |
| topic | Audio Equipment Audiovisual Instruction College Faculty Educational Media English Instruction Grading Individualized Instruction Instructional Innovation Student Evaluation Student Teacher Relationship Tape Recorders Tape Recordings Teaching Methods Writing (Composition) Writing Skills |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED030652 |