NYU Classes Gradebook
Gradebook
Gradebook
Grades provide feedback on students' learning progress. In times when faculty and students have less direct interaction, the ability to keep students up-to-date helps them minimize the anxiety of remote instruction.
In 1839, John Draper, professor of chemistry, took what may have been the first human portrait taken in the US. The subject, his sister Dorothy Catherine Draper, had her face powdered with flour in an early attempt to accentuate contrast.
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Tracking Grades
Tracking Grades
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Proceed through the Google Slides for the steps to creating the NYU Classes Gradebook.
The better students understand what you’re asking them to do, the more likely they’ll do it.
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