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Quantifying "Good Hands"
Quantifying "Good Hands"
We all think we know from experience when a student is performing a hands-on task well. But even a well-written rubric can result in a broad range of grades when three faculty apply it to the same student. We're asked to develop metrics for removing that bias in some of our certificate courses. I'd be interested in sharing this work-in-progress in exchange for criticism and other's experience.