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    Post: MarjoryT or others: What Goes in the Gradebook
    Posted by: Wondering on 11/01/09

    Marjory,

    On a number of occasions you have mentioned that you record
    approximately two grades per week, one quick and one a test
    or essay. Last year I attended and workshop on
    standards-based grading that gave the advice to keep many
    things out of the gradebook--homework, behavior, practice,
    and formative assessments. I tend to try to record too
    much. Once students at our alternative school learn
    something won't be graded or recorded, they won't do it.
    Yes, I tell them that the practice is designed to improve
    their test scores, but this falls on deaf ears.Yes, they
    can fail and get the consequences, but that isn't what I am
    looking for. Any suggestions for getting students to do
    work that won't go in the gradebook?

    Wondering


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  • MarjoryT or others: What Goes in the Gradebook, 11/01/09, by Wondering.
  • Re: MarjoryT or others: What Goes in the Gradebook, 11/01/09, by curiositycat.
  • Re: MarjoryT or others: What Goes in the Gradebook, 11/02/09, by Wondering.
  • Re: MarjoryT or others: What Goes in the Gradebook, 11/02/09, by curiositycat.
  • Re: Whaley points, student learning objectives, layered curricul, 11/03/09, by marjoryt, whose system works for her - willing to explain.
  • Re: Curiosity Cat Two great tips, thanks. nfmsg, 11/04/09, by Wondering.

     
     

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