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Autore principale: Guo, Shu
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 2015
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contents Grade Trend Analysis for a Credit-Bearing Library Instruction Course Guo, Shu Library Instruction Grades (Scholastic) Trend Analysis Credits Grade Inflation Undergraduate Students Grade Point Average Longitudinal Studies Interrater Reliability Grading Course Objectives Course Evaluation Student Records Data Analysis Comparative Analysis Robustness (Statistics) Statistics suggest the prevalence of grade inflation nationwide, and researchers perform many analyses on student grades at both university and college levels. This analysis focuses on a one-credit library instruction course for undergraduate students at a large public university. The studies examine thirty semester GPAs and the percentages of As awarded over a fifteen-year period, from fall 1999 to spring 2014, to identify if there is any trend in the grades for the credit-bearing course. This longitudinal study is also intended to develop a practical method to evaluate student grades and to identify potential grading inconsistency problems for similar courses.
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spellingShingle Grade Trend Analysis for a Credit-Bearing Library Instruction Course
Guo, Shu
Library Instruction
Grades (Scholastic)
Trend Analysis
Credits
Grade Inflation
Undergraduate Students
Grade Point Average
Longitudinal Studies
Interrater Reliability
Grading
Course Objectives
Course Evaluation
Student Records
Data Analysis
Comparative Analysis
Robustness (Statistics)
Grade Trend Analysis for a Credit-Bearing Library Instruction Course Guo, Shu Library Instruction Grades (Scholastic) Trend Analysis Credits Grade Inflation Undergraduate Students Grade Point Average Longitudinal Studies Interrater Reliability Grading Course Objectives Course Evaluation Student Records Data Analysis Comparative Analysis Robustness (Statistics) Statistics suggest the prevalence of grade inflation nationwide, and researchers perform many analyses on student grades at both university and college levels. This analysis focuses on a one-credit library instruction course for undergraduate students at a large public university. The studies examine thirty semester GPAs and the percentages of As awarded over a fifteen-year period, from fall 1999 to spring 2014, to identify if there is any trend in the grades for the credit-bearing course. This longitudinal study is also intended to develop a practical method to evaluate student grades and to identify potential grading inconsistency problems for similar courses.
title Grade Trend Analysis for a Credit-Bearing Library Instruction Course
topic Library Instruction
Grades (Scholastic)
Trend Analysis
Credits
Grade Inflation
Undergraduate Students
Grade Point Average
Longitudinal Studies
Interrater Reliability
Grading
Course Objectives
Course Evaluation
Student Records
Data Analysis
Comparative Analysis
Robustness (Statistics)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1059702