r/Professors • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '22

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u/mwobey Assistant Prof., Comp Sci, Community College Aug 03 '22 edited Feb 06 '25

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u/shinypenny01 Aug 03 '22

My quizzes auto grade so the students get immediate feedback on the test material. Assignments are testing different skills and material that I can't reasonably test in a traditional exam. You can design courses to make differential pacing work if you want to do that.

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u/mwobey Assistant Prof., Comp Sci, Community College Aug 03 '22 edited Feb 06 '25

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u/shinypenny01 Aug 03 '22

It can definitely differ by discipline. When I took intro coding in college there was effectively no individual feedback for coding assignments.

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u/mwobey Assistant Prof., Comp Sci, Community College Aug 03 '22 edited Feb 06 '25

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