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67: A Closer Look At Standards-Based Grading

67: A Closer Look At Standards-Based Grading

Episode 67 Published 6 years, 6 months ago
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Standards-based grading and standards-based report cards can be a complete shift from taking grades for primary teachers. I know when we first started doing standards-based grades my team of second-grade teachers and I had to have a lot of discussion around what this would look like. We were no longer taking an average. We were monitoring how well our students were moving along in the standard.

Today I sit down with a third-grade teacher Erin Julius from South Dakota to get her take on al things standards-based assessment. I hope you will join us.

Links Mentioned in the Show and Standards-Based Assessment for Second Grade:

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