Week-At-A-Glance
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T 12/6 |
Final Course Reflection due by end of day; grades will be submitted 12/7. |
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T 12/6 |
Final Course Reflection due by end of day; grades will be submitted 12/7. |
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This is where your journals live! (These are formatted as quizzes because Moodle doesn't have an actual journal feature.) You will be able to view old journals by clicking on the assignment name.
Each journal will ask you to respond to the following prompts:
Please share some information about how class is going for you in general. What's fun? What's challenging? What content is making you think in new ways? This should look like at least a solid paragraph or two - give yourself time and space to process and to make this a document that can be useful to Future You!
What were your goals that you set for the class in your last journal (or, for the first journal, in your introduction sheet)? How are you doing on them?
What
are your specific goals for the next two weeks? (It's helpful if these are
specific and measurable - so, not "participate better," but
"talk at least twice in each class," for example.)
Is there anything else you need or want me to know?
Note: Journals will be graded for 75% credit after the midnight following the first class period following the due date, 50% credit after the second class period following the due date, and 25% credit after the third class period following the due date. After the fourth class period following the due date it will be the due date for the next journal, so the old journal is no longer useful.
Moodle's grading system is mysterious and ridiculous, so while I am updating grades in the Moodle gradebook, I also maintain my own. When I update my gradebook (which I do in a batch once the assignment is due rather than as each person's is turned in), it will show up in your individual grade sheet, linked below.
Written feedback for performance assignments will also live here.
To see rubrics for assignments, click here.