websites:https://www.minjiesteel.com/
We are a professional manufacture and exporter for steel prodcuts. The main products are pre galvanized steel pipe, hot dip galvanized pipe,welded steel pipe, square&rectangular tube and scaffolding products. Our manufacturing equipment include 4 pre galvanized product lines, 8 ERW steel pipe product lines, 3 hot-dipped galvanized process lines. According to the standard of GB,ASTM,DIN,JIS. The products are under the ISO9001 quality certification manage mode. Annual output of various pipe is more than 300 thousands tons, covering the range of 21.3-457mm round pipe,15*15-500*500mm square tube,15*20-500*100mm rectangular tube, , with thickness of 0.8-30mm.
Email: info@minjiesteel.com websites:https://www.minjiesteel.com/
We are a professional manufacture and exporter for steel prodcuts. The main products are pre galvanized steel pipe, hot dip galvanized pipe,welded steel pipe, square&rectangular tube and scaffolding products. Our manufacturing equipment include 4 pre galvanized product lines, 8 ERW steel pipe product lines, 3 hot-dipped galvanized process lines. According to the standard of GB,ASTM,DIN,JIS. The products are under the ISO9001 quality certification manage mode. Annual output of various pipe is more than 300 thousands tons, covering the range of 21.3-457mm round pipe,15*15-500*500mm square tube,15*20-500*100mm rectangular tube, , with thickness of 0.8-30mm.
Email: info@minjiesteel.com
Specifications grading is a system of student assessment described by Linda Nilson in her newest book, “Specifications Grading: Restoring Rigor, Motivating Students, and Saving Faculty Time”. In specs grading, assessments are aligned with learning outcomes and implemented using bundles of assignments that are graded pass/fail, and students choose the grade they wish to attain and select the bundles accordingly. For more background, see the links at the end of this post.
In this hangout, +Theron Hitchman of the University of Northern Iowa and I will be talking specs grading and its potential use in university mathematics courses. TJ and I just finished reading the book and so we are not experts in this — the discussion is for hammering out thoughts and airing out ideas. Hope to see you there.
In case it’s not clear, the hangout is on Thursday, December 4 at 3pm Eastern.
More background:
+ Article on specs grading: https://www.utimes.pitt.edu/?p=30598
+ Interview with Linda Nilson: https://chronicle.com/blognetwork/castingoutnines/2014/11/25/41-interview-linda-nilson/
+ Link to her book: https://amzn.com/1620362422