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Jul 21, 2018
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hsteacher
Anyone?
Apr 12, 2017
Monty
I have a ton of thoughts about how to design a good grading software for teachers, unfortunately I think it is becoming increasingly difficult to sell something like that as most school districts have adopted enterprise (top down) grading software that all teachers must use. I think Micrograde was better than any of the other grading software that ...See More
Apr 10, 2018
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haha
Like I said. The line is more with the parent and/or the admin they will complain to. It's impossible to predict what an individual child will take offense with and/or go home and complain about so all you can do be reasonable and professional in your dealings with student. Occasionally calling a student out by name in the middle of class/a lesson,...See More
Monty
Your question reveals how much more sensitive teachers have become over the past few decades. It is difficult to draw the line between progress in ending the humiliation of students that was common in the past and overly coddling students who will find it hard when they leave classrooms and have to deal with the real world. I think there is nothing...See More
Feb 3, 2018
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hsteacher
Anyone else?
4moreyears
Sounds like y'all are in agreement: neither of you want to be "called out" in public.
Yeah, in a perfect world, you'd call the kid aside privately -- but you just can't always do the ideal thing. Shutting the conversation down was the best option at the time ... but if you're in a similar situation in the future, I'd say follow up the nex...See More
Yeah, in a perfect world, you'd call the kid aside privately -- but you just can't always do the ideal thing. Shutting the conversation down was the best option at the time ... but if you're in a similar situation in the future, I'd say follow up the nex...See More
Mar 24, 2018
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