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    A B C D E Grade According To Your Assessment Context (MDRE and Bespoke)

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    The document outlines grading criteria for assignments, including proper referencing, description of challenges, analysis, and overall structure. It also provides examples of assignments graded A through E based on the criteria. Assignments are graded on their explanation of differences and challenges, references, analysis, flow, and errors. The final grade is determined by the most common grade for each section, with mostly E's resulting in an F and mostly A's leading to an A.

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    A B C D E Grade According To Your Assessment Context (MDRE and Bespoke)

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    The document outlines grading criteria for assignments, including proper referencing, description of challenges, analysis, and overall structure. It also provides examples of assignments graded A through E based on the criteria. Assignments are graded on their explanation of differences and challenges, references, analysis, flow, and errors. The final grade is determined by the most common grade for each section, with mostly E's resulting in an F and mostly A's leading to an A.

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    The document outlines grading criteria for assignments, including proper referencing, description of challenges, analysis, and overall structure. It also provides examples of assignments graded A through E based on the criteria. Assignments are graded on their explanation of differences and challenges, references, analysis, flow, and errors. The final grade is determined by the most common grade for each section, with mostly E's resulting in an F and mostly A's leading to an A.

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    A B C D E Grade According To Your Assessment Context (MDRE and Bespoke)

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    Srikanth Marupaka
    The document outlines grading criteria for assignments, including proper referencing, description of challenges, analysis, and overall structure. It also provides examples of assignments graded A through E based on the criteria. Assignments are graded on their explanation of differences and challenges, references, analysis, flow, and errors. The final grade is determined by the most common grade for each section, with mostly E's resulting in an F and mostly A's leading to an A.

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    A Context (MDRE and bespoke) When, Why, Characterize, Explain, Properly referenced Many differences, Describe, Characterize, Exemplify,

    Properly referenced Many challenges, Describe, Characterize, Exemplify, Properly referenced Conclusions (deep), Based on references, Own experiences, Separate section, Properly referenced No serious, Less than 2 minor errors More than 10 peer rev., Primary, Relevant

    B When XOR why, Characterize, Explain, Properly referenced Many differences, Describe, Characterize, Properly referenced Many challenges, Describe, Characterize, Properly referenced Conclusions (deep), Based on references, Separate section, Properly referenced No serious errors, Few minor errors (less than 5) More than 10 peer rev., Primary, Some not really relevant

    C When XOR why, Shallow explain, Properly referenced Many differences, Shallow describe, Properly referenced Many challenges, Shallow describe, Properly referenced Conclusions (not deep), Based on references, Separate section, Properly referenced Occasional serious errors, Many minor errors Minimum 5 peer rev., Some non peer rev.

    D When XOR why, Explain, Not properly referenced Few differences, Describe, Properly referenced Few challenges, Describe, Properly referenced Conclusions, Based on references, Separate section, Not properly referenced Frequent errors, Many serious errors, But still readable Minimum 5 peer rev., Some are not referred to Some flow, some sections not separated/missing

    E Unclear, Not properly explained, Not properly referenced Only list some, Unclear, Not properly explained, Not properly referenced Only list some, Unclear, Not properly explained, Not properly referenced Unclear, Not properly explained, Not properly referenced Not readable, Multiple, serious errors Less than 5 peer rev.

    Grade according to your assessment A

    Differences between MDRE and bespoke Challenges

    Analysis and Discussion

    English References

    C C

    Contextual flow in Excellent flow with separate sections for introduction, the assignment context description, challenges, analysis and discussion Final grade

    Nice flow with separate sections Nice flow, some sections not for introduction, context separated/missing description, challenges, analysis and discussion

    No flow, a lot of sections missing

    - If the statements are not properly referenced, then the other criteria are ignored. It means that if it is even a very good discussion but with no reference (if needed) or not properly referenced, then the grade for not properly referenced is given. - Minimum number of challenges was two, less than that is not graded higher than E. - Unclear and unmotivated parts are graded E, even though the text is long or with many references.

    Way to assign final grade


    Mostly E's: F Mostly D's: E More D's than C's and B's: D Mostly C's: C More B's than C's: B Mostly A's: A

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