High- vs. Low-Stakes Writing
Presented at Aug. 13 at Morehead State University 2013 Professional Development Day and Nov. 2 at 2013 Writing Eastern Kentucky Conference at Morehead State University.
Avoiding a Grading Avalanche
More about Low-stakes writing:
- San Francisco State University on Low Stakes Assignments includes 2 good sources
- Specific Uses and Benefits of Low Stakes Writing – Peter Elbow
- Benefits of Low Stakes Writing (“Writing to Learn”) Peter Elbow
- Low-stakes Writing Assignments – DePaul University
- Low-stakes Writing Assignments – University of Waterloo
- Low-stakes Writing – Michelle LaFrance
- What is Low-stakes Writing – Center for Teacher and Learning, University of Iowa
- Low- and high-stakes writing assignments – Minnesota State Colleges
Low-stakes writing assignments:
- Inspiring writing, learning in six words – Deanna Mascle
- One-Minute Paper — Joe Cuseo
- Gone in Sixty Seconds: The One-Minute Paper as a Tool for Evaluation — Steve Tollefson
- Collaborative Class Notes — Jason Jones (ProfHacker)
For this presentation: