reading you selected or video you watched b) Summarize what you learned – Yes/no aware of these? Think it will work? Why/why not? c) Dig a little deeper into 1 area of interest discussed in the article (will need to cite 1 or more references you consulted). What did you learn? d) Cite reference(s).Figure 4. Creativity and Innovation homework assignmentThe instructor had some concern about requiring use of the desktop app in case studentsencountered technical problems. However, given the success among the students who tried it,next year the assignment can require all students to explore the Mega City via the app. Studentscan use personal computers and the department can also load the app into the computer lab. Ingeneral, the majority of the
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replaced the originalexam grades, regardless if it was better or not. For the fall 2022 semester, the same claims werebeing voiced after the first midterm exam. A paper-based, 75 minute, in-class retake was offeredto replace the score on the first midterm exam.DataThe data available for analysis included the midterm exam grades, the retake grades, and thefinal grades for 252 students from the fall semesters of 2020, 2021, and 2022. Over the 3 years,there were a total of 90 students who opted to take the offered retake exam. The letter gradesachieved on the original midterm exam(s) have been broken down by year and by undergraduate(446) and graduate (546) levels on Table 6. For 2020 and 2022, the grades represent the averagegrade on the first
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