Grading system

A new way of teaching means having to develop a new grading system. Don't worry! If you're not sure where to start, you can borrow mine.

Ideas for helping students begin to understand the meaning of letter and number grades so that grades are a learning tool!

Skim reading your anatomy and physiology syllabus is a big mistake! The syllabus is your map for creating a successful study plan. Ignoring it causes problems.

What?! Already?! Yesterday in church, we received the "back to school blessing" for teachers and students. It seems like summer just started, especially because we had a lot of snow days this winter. At any rate, I thought I'd share some ideas that I've been creating for this upcoming school year. What does my grade mean poster? On certain in-class assignments, I assign students a check system. It's something that I started doing, mostly because my cooperating teacher did this when she…

I love the way I set up my student's interactive notebooks in math! These tips will help a teacher in any subject get things going at the beginning of the year.

Tired of your current grading system getting you no where? Get better teacher grading organization with a digital teacher gradebook. This blog post goes over the benefits including but not limited to, automatic student progress reports and assignment weighting. You'll also learn how to set up a gradebook and get grading tips for teachers!

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A lot of us teach in schools where the grading policy is set and there can be no changes to it. This was refreshing for me when I was a first-year teacher.

It has been my goal to really dig deep into standards based grading to help you better understand it. The idea of standards based grading aligns PERFECTLY with my Student Data Tracking Binders (click HERE to read up on these) and my Standards Based Assessments (click HERE to read up on these), so I figured...