Syllabus transformation for standards-based and specifications grading in CS courses
J McGuffee - Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges, 2018 - dl.acm.org
Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges, 2018•dl.acm.org
Standards-Based and Specifications Grading (SBSG) is a technique for assessment that has
seen significant use in K-12 education and is increasingly being employed in the post-
secondary context. An entry-point to SBSG is Linda B. Nilson's book: Specifications Grading:
Restoring Rigor, Motivating Students, and Saving Faculty Time. There exist rich communities
providing support for using SBSG, such as a SBSG-focused Google+ group. Very visible
work in SBSG is in Mathematics courses (eg, the work of Robert Talbert and Kate Owens) …
seen significant use in K-12 education and is increasingly being employed in the post-
secondary context. An entry-point to SBSG is Linda B. Nilson's book: Specifications Grading:
Restoring Rigor, Motivating Students, and Saving Faculty Time. There exist rich communities
providing support for using SBSG, such as a SBSG-focused Google+ group. Very visible
work in SBSG is in Mathematics courses (eg, the work of Robert Talbert and Kate Owens) …
Standards-Based and Specifications Grading (SBSG) is a technique for assessment that has seen significant use in K-12 education and is increasingly being employed in the post-secondary context. An entry-point to SBSG is Linda B. Nilson's book: Specifications Grading: Restoring Rigor, Motivating Students, and Saving Faculty Time. There exist rich communities providing support for using SBSG, such as a SBSG-focused Google+ group. Very visible work in SBSG is in Mathematics courses (e.g., the work of Robert Talbert and Kate Owens). However, examples of SBSG in computer science are less common.
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