alleryWhat happens when comments sit beside a numeric grade?
AStudents read every comment
BStudents ignore the comments
CThe grades are removed
DMarks rise in every case
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Students ignore the comments
1. Research found comments with grades are just as ineffective as grades alone.
2. Students look at the grade and disregard the comments.
3. They then compare grades with classmates.
_Source: Wikipedia, Formative assessment, section Feedback_
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