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What's the Final Grade? You are seeing projected on the screen a collection of scored assignments. Your job is to determine the student's final grade based on these scores. You have complete freedom to determine how best to do that. You will choose
What's the Final Grade? You are seeing projected on the screen a collection of scored assignments. Your job is to determine the student's final grade based on these scores. You have complete freedom to determine how best to do that. You will choose
What's the Final Grade? You are seeing projected on the screen a collection of scored assignments. Your job is to determine the student's final grade based on these scores. You have complete freedom to determine how best to do that. You will choose
We are in search of practical examples of using SBG in the ELA classroom. Teachers are requesting direction with standards that contain multiple concepts within the standards. For example,
9.3 The student will apply knowledge of word origins, deri
What's the Final Grade? You are seeing projected on the screen a collection of scored assignments. Your job is to determine the student's final grade based on these scores. You have complete freedom to determine how best to do that. You will choos
Hi All, I’m Mike D’Ostilio from Washington Township, NJ. I am the proud Middle School Principal of Bunker Hill Middle School. Very excited to take the assessment journey and learn from Scott Habeeb. Seeing him present at PASCD Curriculum Summit
What's the Final Grade? You are seeing projected on the screen a collection of scored assignments. Your job is to determine the student's final grade based on these scores. You have complete freedom to determine how best to do that. You will choos
Use your knowledge of Assessment FOR Learning and Standards Based Learning to analyze the following very traditional assessment practice. Discuss your analysis with your group and leave your thoughts as replies to this discussion.
What's the Final Grade? You are seeing projected on the screen a collection of scored assignments. Your job is to determine the student's final grade based on these scores. You have complete freedom to determine how best to do that. You will choose
What's the Final Grade? You are seeing projected on the screen a collection of scored assignments. Your job is to determine the student's final grade based on these scores. You have complete freedom to determine how best to do that. You will choos
What's the Final Grade? You are seeing projected on the screen a collection of scored assignments. Your job is to determine the student's final grade based on these scores. You have complete freedom to determine how best to do that. You will choos
What's the Final Grade? You are seeing projected on the screen a collection of scored assignments. Your job is to determine the student's final grade based on these scores. You have complete freedom to determine how best to do that. You will choos
At today's faculty meeting, SHS Math Teacher, Pawel Nazarewicz, used an inchworm analogy to explain how he looks at Standards Based Learning in his classroom.
Discuss his analogy with those at your table and leave a reply in the comment box below
Pretend you are your school's Grade Coach (if there was such a thing) and your job is to help teachers ensure that the grades assigned in their class represent a student's level of mastery.
A teacher has come to you to ask for advice about his grades
Based on “The Heart of AFL”, in what ways have I experienced AFL practices (as a teacher or a student) and in what ways have I experienced non-AFL practices (as a teacher or a student)?
If we can use AFL strategies to get students to monitor their own progress and to use feedback to guide their learning, then we have truly accomplished something. Here is an example of how that might be done. This specific example is for a French 2 c