I Am Worried About My Grade

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The "I am worried about my grade" video has been making the rounds in higher education. The cluelessness of the student and the frustration of the instructor seem to resonate with a lot of us who teach.

 

I recently suggested to a colleague who loved the video that he show it at the beginning of his course as a way to set up a discussion with students about what is expected of them. I don't know if it would be appropriate in every course, but it might be useful in some contexts. For example, when many of your students are new to college and really are not clear on what is expected of them.

 

What do you think? Would you use it in a course? Have you used it? What was the resulting discussion like?  

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