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Jul 30, 2007
I teach six grade, and I have trouble with having too many
homework grades. I want to hear any ideas on how anyone
grades homework in your classroom. Do you actually grade
it, give points, take it up unannounced, etc.? Any
comments welcomed!
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Last year, I assigned 25 points a day for homework, but
after a while, the kids started producing sloppy work. So
then I had to start checking everything for grades and
making them redo it. It became a giant pain! I honestly hate
homework, and I have had trouble coming up with a good
solution.
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