[This] work affirms an observation that many classroom teachers have made about their students: if a paper is returned with both a grade and a comment, many students will pay attention to the grade and ignore the comment.
— Brookhart (2008, p. 8) [This] work affirms an observation that many classroom teachers have made about their students: if a paper is returned with both a grade and a comment, many students will pay attention to the grade and ignore the comment.
As the piece grows it begins to look like a natural object, as if the paper is returning to its initial, wooden state.
The papers were returned to the DWP three days later by a passenger.
What's more, the majority of the ballot papers are returned blank.
He requested that the papers be returned when they had been examined.
Standing on the steps of City Hall, the group, led by the historian Mike Wallace, demanded that the papers be returned to the Municipal Archives.
In a move that has turned scholarly heads, Paul Brodeur, a former investigative reporter for The New Yorker, who donated thousands of pages of his work to the library, is demanding that the papers be returned.
Hughes wrote, "Isn't it fine for the Government to treat such a man like a dog or a traitor?" Eventually, Sandburg's papers were returned, but neither he nor his editor ever forgave the attack on their journalistic integrity.
A total of 5,500 eligible papers were returned.
