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How COVID reshaped college grading

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A new study by twenty-three Indiana University undergraduates, co-authors on a semester-long research seminar, examines how the pandemic reshaped college grading. The research was conducted from a classroom question to a published paper in a national academic journal.

Key points

• Twenty-three Indiana University undergraduates co-authored a study on pandemic's impact on college grading.
• The research involved a semester-long seminar transforming classroom questions into a published paper in a national academic journal.

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Evidence covers only the specific cohort of twenty-three Indiana University undergraduates involved in the seminar, with no broader institutional data or long-term outcomes provided.

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