FSO grades
1. Here, FSO Instructor Stewart uses the dagger of condoned subjective grading practices to humiliate, frustrate and cause emotional distress to Student.
2. FSO Instructor gave no break down for any point deductions!
3. Instructor appears to have chosen a letter grade from her head, namely, a C+ and highlighted boxes to match her grade.
4. FSO Instructor was sure to properly grade non-subjective categories that can be easily checked correctly, namely technical operations.
5. Student only focuses attention on the first column of a Rubric and submits as a reference point;
Addendum A
http://www.criticalreading.com/critical_thinking.htm, an article that helps remove some of the subjectivity in determining whether an author’s work “demonstrates critical thinking.” Summed Up, Critical Thinkers:
A. Ask questions
B. Analyze
C. Consciously apply tactics and strategies to uncover meaning or assure their understanding
D. Are open to new ideas and perspectives…willing to challenge and investigate…
Based on acceptable authority, Student’s Blog post, at http://queenstrue.blogspot.com/2014/05/where-is-love-in-face-of-systematization.html, absolutely demonstrates Critical thinking. Student clearly questions, analyzes various scholarly thought processes, including, Malcolm, Martin, Nelson, & Nikki…Post was greater than 300 words & SEO components were included.
FSO grades
1. Here, FSO Instructor Stewart uses the dagger of condoned subjective grading practices to humiliate, frustrate and cause emotional distress to Student.
2. FSO Instructor gave no break down for any point deductions!
3. Instructor appears to have chosen a letter grade from her head, namely, a C+ and highlighted boxes to match her grade.
4. FSO Instructor was sure to properly grade non-subjective categories that can be easily checked correctly, namely technical operations.
5. Student only focuses attention on the first column of a Rubric and submits as a reference point;
Addendum A
http://www.criticalreading.com/critical_thinking.htm, an article that helps remove some of the subjectivity in determining whether an author’s work “demonstrates critical thinking.” Summed Up, Critical Thinkers:
A. Ask questions
B. Analyze
C. Consciously apply tactics and strategies to uncover meaning or assure their understanding
D. Are open to new ideas and perspectives…willing to challenge and investigate…
Based on acceptable authority, Student’s Blog post, at http://queenstrue.blogspot.com/2014/05/where-is-love-in-face-of-systematization.html, absolutely demonstrates Critical thinking. Student clearly questions, analyzes various scholarly thought processes, including, Malcolm, Martin, Nelson, & Nikki…Post was greater than 300 words & SEO components were included.
FSO grades
1. Here, FSO Instructor Stewart uses the dagger of condoned subjective grading practices to humiliate, frustrate and cause emotional distress to Student.
2. FSO Instructor gave no break down for any point deductions!
3. Instructor appears to have chosen a letter grade from her head, namely, a C+ and highlighted boxes to match her grade.
4. FSO Instructor was sure to properly grade non-subjective categories that can be easily checked correctly, namely technical operations.
5. Student only focuses attention on the first column of a Rubric and submits as a reference point;
Addendum A
http://www.criticalreading.com/critical_thinking.htm, an article that helps remove some of the subjectivity in determining whether an author’s work “demonstrates critical thinking.” Summed Up, Critical Thinkers:
A. Ask questions
B. Analyze
C. Consciously apply tactics and strategies to uncover meaning or assure their understanding
D. Are open to new ideas and perspectives…willing to challenge and investigate…
Based on acceptable authority, Student’s Blog post, at http://queenstrue.blogspot.com/2014/05/where-is-love-in-face-of-systematization.html, absolutely demonstrates Critical thinking. Student clearly questions, analyzes various scholarly thought processes, including, Malcolm, Martin, Nelson, & Nikki…Post was greater than 300 words & SEO components were included.
1. Here, FSO Instructor Stewart uses the dagger of condoned subjective grading practices to humiliate, frustrate and cause emotional distress to Student. 2. FSO Instructor gave no break down for any point deductions! 3. Instructor appears to have chosen a letter grade from her head, namely, a C+ and highlighted boxes to match her grade. 4. FSO Instructor was sure to properly grade non-subjective categories that can be easily checked correctly, namely technical operations. 5. Student only focuses attention on the first column of a Rubric and submits as a reference point; http://www.criticalreading.com/critical_thinking.htm, an article that helps remove some of the subjectivity in determining whether an authors work demonstrates critical thinking. Summed Up, Critical Thinkers: A. Ask questions B. Analyze C. Consciously apply tactics and strategies to uncover meaning or assure their understanding D. Are open to new ideas and perspectiveswilling to challenge and investigate Based on acceptable authority, Students Blog post at http://queenstrue.blogspot.com/2014/05/where-is-love-in-face-of- systematization.html absolutely demonstrates Critical thinking. Student clearly questions, analyze various scholarly thought processes, including, Malcolm, Martin, Nelson, & NikkiPost was greater than 300 words & SEO components were included. In accordance with acceptable reference, http://www.criticalreading. com/critical_thinking.htm, Students Post Demonstrates critical thinking, ideas are clearly communicated and thought out. However, FSO instructor deducts 11 points.
FSO Instructor identified no errors yet 6 percentage points are deducted for Professionalism and Instructor further charges that Students, Ideas are included but presented without logical structure. Several errors impact the authors credibility.
FSO Instructor demonstrates nefarious purposes in her actions: A. Posting unsubstantiated arbitrary grades that desecrate Students Week One Blog Post assignment B. Deeming Students work as lacking credibility. C. Deducting 5 points, prevaricating that Students Blog post is only indirectly related to Students Thesis Project, a book entitled, Loving You Haiku; Sometimes It Rhymes.