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What if a computer could accurately grade student essays? It could change the way we test students (and the way they’re taught). And a new $100,000 competition is trying to spark auto-grading innovation.
Oh for the chance to make our English teachers into absolute IDIOTS. Please be against this.
The End Of Multiple Choice? The Quest To Create Accurate Robot Essay Grader (via michelle-lorraine)
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Posted on January 12, 2012 via Fast Company with 81 notes
Source: fastcoexist.com
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While your concerns are very legitimate and real and probably the same concerns of any decent teacher of language and...
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But I don’t think this will eliminate standardized testing; in fact, I think this is a more heinous version of...
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NO. NO. NO. Reading and writing are acts of human intuition, interpretation, and context. A reader has to understand and...
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Oh for the chance to make our English teachers into absolute IDIOTS. Please be against this.
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Well this is probably going to be my last reincarnation. I just can’t anymore.
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Read this article.
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I am completely and totally not in support of this idea.
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