The phrase "marking work" can be correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to the process of grading or evaluating student work in a classroom setting. It can also be used in other contexts to refer to assessing or critiquing work in general. Example: The teacher spent her evening marking work from her students, carefully leaving comments and feedback on each assignment.
Teachers spent more time with pupils, individually; the classes were easier to control; and more time could be spent in planning and marking work.
While Smith had been off sick he'd kept in touch with exam classes, setting and marking work remotely, courtesy of this brilliant piece of software.
It's all very well extending the school day with sports and other extra-curricular activities, but other people need to be drafted in to run them - it's unreasonable to expect teachers, unless it's on a voluntary basis, to work an extra two or three hours when they should be spending their time marking work and preparing classes.
The current fee regime, the increasing pressure on part-time and zero-hours staff, not to mention on the many PhD students paid hourly for teaching and marking work that vastly exceeds the wages received, makes it easy for students to see themselves reflected in those who teach them.
"Since becoming aware of this case of fraud, we informed Ofqual and conducted an investigation which included a review of the marking work undertaken by Ms Rawlinson.
(Coach 2, interview data) In reality, however, coaches noted that whilst teachers were present for the majority of sessions, teachers' engagement with coaching sessions ranged extensively, from sitting in the sessions marking work, assisting with behavioural issues and activities, to actively participating in the session with children.
It concluded that the pressure to achieve high grades was so great that teachers marked work too generously.
He couldn't find it, but, after a long search, he did find a folder marked: "Work that really ought to be done".
There are many lights, switches, plugs, cameras, radiator valves, security systems and more that come in boxes marked 'Works with Apple HomeKit'.
In Afghanistan, Marking worked with a very small crew: cameraman Phil Stebbing (who also did the sound), a driver, and a bodyguard (who was an Afghan wrestling champion).
Plus marking the work of, and continually assessing, six classes of 30, week after week.
