assignment
      with
      just
      a
      single
      mark
      on
      it,
      whether
     
     
      the
      mark
      is
      an
      A
      or
      an
      F.
      |
      understand
      for
      certain
     
     
      subjects,
      such
      as
      math,
      an
      answer
      is
      right
      or
      wrong
     
     
      and
      in
      such
      cases,
      this
      might
      be
      acceptable.
      But
      for
     
     
      a
      twenty-page
      term
      paper,
      it’s
      very
      discouraging
      to
     
     
      just
      have
      a
      single
      figure
      or
      letter
      on
      the
      last
      page
     
     
      with
      absolutely
      no
      criticism
      or
      comments.
      I
      can’t
     
     
      help
      but
      wonder
      if
      my
      paper’s
      been
      read.
      The
      best
     
     
      prof
      I’ve
      ever
      had
      gave
      back
      my
      English
      paper
      with
     
     
      a
      one
      page
      table
      breaking
      down
      my
      mark
      according
     
     
      to
      a
      set
      of
      criteria,
      the
      individual
      scores
      on
      each,
     
     
      comments
      on
      each
      and
      my
      combined
      overall
      mark.
     
     
      That
      is
      how
      students
      can
      improve
      on
      their
      work.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      7.
      If
      at
      all
      possible,
      try
      to
      remember
      our
      names.
      I
     
     
      know
      this
      is
      next
      to
      impossible
      in
      some
      classes
      that
     
     
      have
      zillions
      of
      students,
      but
      we
      appreciate
      the
     
    
   
   
    
     
      attempt.
      Some
      professors
      take
      photos
      of
      their
      ©
     
    
   
   
    
     
      students
      and
      [|
      think
      that’s
      great.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      8.
      Please
      don’t
      use
      student
      markers
      for
      TESTS,
     
     
      unless
      it’s
      very
      straightforward
      such
      as
      multiple
     
     
      choice.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      I
      know
      these
      seem
      like
      minor
      nitpickings,
      and
      every
     
     
      prof
      on
      campus
      is
      probably
      wondering
      who
      the
      hell
     
     
      I
      think
      I
      am,
      telling
      them
      how
      to
      do
      their
      job.
     
     
      Again,
      I
      have
      no
      experience
      being
      a
      professor,
      but
     
     
      I
      do
      have
      lots
      of
      experience
      being
      a
      student.
      These
     
     
      are
      the
      exceptions
      to
      the
      rule;
      generally
      I’ve
      had
     
     
      great
      experiences
      with
      my
      professors.
      I
      hope
      that
      I
     
     
      haven’t
      offended
      anyone,
      but
      rather,
      improved
     
     
      relations
      between
      students
      and
      professors.
      If
      either
     
     
      students
      or
      professors
      would
      like
      to
      add
      or
      subtract
     
     
      points
      to
      this
      list,
      I'd
      love
      to
      hear
      from
      you.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      That’s
      just
      my
      opinion.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Kristine
      Suzuki
     
     
      Interim
      Editor-In-Chief
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
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