NYU Classes Gradebook

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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.

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The better students understand what you’re asking them to do, the more likely they’ll do it.

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This site was developed by NYU SPS Learning and Teaching Nexus following the NYU Remote-Instruction mandate as a result of COVID-19.This site is evergreen, and will continue to grow and develop. All requests about content should go to nexus@nyu.edu.

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