Although the specificity of the automated system was lower than for manual graders, the grading workload was reduced and offered useful financial savings (3).
There was no relation between expected effect of SDD and the grade given for workload during SDD, neither in nurses nor in physicians.
Both physicians and nurses graded the estimated workload lowest for standard care and highest for SDD (Table 5).
Trevor Nash, a Harvard sophomore from the Atlanta area, said the initial reaction on campus was shock that as many as 125 students in a 279-person class with a reputation for favorable grading and a light workload — Government 1310: Introduction to Congress — were being investigated for cheating on a take-home final exam last semester.
Stanford, for example, recently announced they were going to adopt a pair programming approach to their introductory courses, not so much because they thought it was a good idea for students to work in teams of two, but simply because they needed to find some way to reduce the workload of grading so many programs; pair programming provided a way to cut that number in half.
I've seen students cheat and bend over backwards to find shortcuts to get a higher grade or simply relieve their workload.
Lay caregivers' motivation has been largely explored in relation to gender, grade, training, time in post, workload, working environments [ 36- 39] as well as social recognition, sense of social responsibility and self- efficacy [ 40, 41].
Fitness was defined as the estimated metabolic equivalent (MET) level based on the treadmill workload (i.e., speed and grade) achieved at the point of termination of the graded exercise test.
Participants had to successfully complete a baseline maximal graded exercise test reaching a workload of at least four metabolic equivalents (METS).
A lot of schools will not allow it for younger grades because they feel the workload is less and does not necessitate the heavy lifting that more books and homework requires.
