human grading
[ˈhjuːmən ˈɡreɪdɪŋ]
noun
avaliação humana
1. The process of assessing, evaluating, or scoring work, assignments, or performance by a human evaluator rather than by automated or algorithmic methods
The university requires human grading for all essay submissions to ensure fair evaluation.
A universidade exige avaliação humana para todos os trabalhos de redação para garantir uma avaliação justa.
2. Manual assessment of student work, standardized tests, or professional work by qualified human raters
Human grading by experienced teachers provides valuable feedback that algorithms cannot replicate.
A avaliação humana por professores experientes fornece feedback valioso que algoritmos não conseguem replicar.
3. The act of evaluating quality, performance, or merit through human judgment rather than computational analysis
AI companies employ human grading to verify the accuracy of their language models.
Empresas de IA empregam avaliação humana para verificar a precisão de seus modelos de linguagem.
The term 'human grading' has gained prominence in the USA and Brazil with the rise of educational technology and artificial intelligence. In Brazil, it is particularly relevant in discussions about educational equity and the quality of online learning platforms. The concept emphasizes the value of human judgment and subjective assessment in education and professional evaluation, contrasting with the increasing use of automated systems.
Related Idioms & Phrases
put someone's work through human grading
require human grading for quality control
human grading vs. machine grading debate
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