It actually got to the point that I've questioned the entire grading model, since it's easy to give mediocre AI writing a bad grade, but harder when everything either meets expectations or needs revision.

I use satisfaction grading as well, with opportunities for revision, and that didn't deter many of my students last semester. Even on optional assignments that were just personal reflections!

Oh, good to know! 🤦‍♀️ Thanks!

They technically can't do that, since the honor code includes a stipulation that students adhere to the guidelines for each course as determined by the professor. But you're right that I should include something about what the consequences of violation would be... off I go!

I was thinking translation? Or parsing forms? Maybe as an easier/more convenient dictionary? But honestly I don't really know, so I'm kind of hoping they tell me if/how they've used it in the past for Latin!

Also happy to share any sources I linked if anyone wants!

I do plan on having a discussion on the first day of class and am open to potentially (but not necessarily) amending based on student feedback.

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