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Test your knowledge of some of our most frequently asked questions!

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1

What should you do if you realize you made a scoring mistake?

2

How should you score a student submission in which you can hear prompting by the teacher?

3

Can student labels on an image affect their score?

4

What do you do if a submission is inappropriate?

5

What should you do if a student threatens harm?

6

What does “No Speaking Prompt Assigned” mean?

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What do you do if a submission is already scored?

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If you suspect AI or cheating, what should you do?

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What do you do if the submission says “Demo Student”?

10

Who receives credit for a scored submission?

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You should change a student’s score if a teacher is heard helping them.

12

A student with excellent labels and gibberish writing can still get a high writing score.

13

If a student leaves a response blank, you should still leave feedback encouraging them to try next time.

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Student audio recordings should always be scored, even if they are difficult to understand due to background noise.

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Feedback should always include something positive, even if the student's response is incomplete or incorrect.

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