Imagine a school where every child gets instant, personalized writing help for a fraction of the cost of hiring a human teacher — and where a computer, not a person, grades a student's essays. This is the article "Computers Grade Fast... But Not Always Well," Molly Bloom, NPR that I am summarizing. The article takes feedback from professionals in the field. The first is Les Perelman, director of the student writing program at MIT has tried the computer essay grader. He says, “Of the 12 errors noted in one essay, 11 were incorrect.” Perelman believes that students can have grade A essays through the computer technology but you would already have to be a really good writer. The next, Mark Shermis, dean of the University of Akron's College of
