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Peg Ehlen Ivy Tech Community College Southwest Evansville, Indiana

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Peg Ehlen

Ivy Tech Community College Southwest

Evansville, Indiana

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"The nation's largest state-wide community college

with single accreditation"

"The largest public post-secondary institution serving nearly 200,000 students a year" (6,800 in Evansville in Fall 2010)

"23 campuses throughout the state"

Facts: Afraid to Grade Several years ago, Ivy Tech received a Lilly Grant to

benefit adjunct instructors. I contributed a six-module Blackboard course entitled Afraid to Grade: Evaluating Student Communication.

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MAJOR COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES

As a result of this learning experience, participants should be able to do the following:

◦ Identify and prioritize common problems that our students have

with oral and written communication.

◦ Reinforce common literacy goals in the classroom.

◦ Emphasize students’ responsibility to use Standard English in all communications involving word usage, basic mechanics, and spelling.

◦ Use rubrics to grade subjective assignments.

◦ Assist students in understanding and avoiding plagiarism.

◦ Encourage students to write and speak well in all their courses and communications.

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Please feel free to contact me about any aspect of this course.

Peg Ehlen, English Professor

Ivy Tech Community College Southwest

3501 First Ave.

Evansville, IN 47710

812-429-9862

[email protected]