SBG 5
Ben, there's one more thing to add, I think, about SBG: How it lines up with the weekly/bi-weekly schedule we all find so powerful. Here
SGB 4
And this is the fourth of four substantial articles from James: Ben, this is the last e-mail I'll send for the time being. Sorry for all
SBG 3
James continues: A few people have expressed concerns about how to keep a standards-based gradebook, especially if there is a school-wide policy of so many entries
SBG 2
This is the second in a series of four articles by James on the SBG thread; the other two will appear tomorrow: Ben asked to establish
SBG 1
This from James is very important: Ben, I finally had time to sit down and write out my approach to standards-based grading. I have written the first
Laura on Standards and Common Core
Here is some quality reflection on Standards and Common Core from Laura Avila: Our school is unequivocally in the direction of Standards Based Grading (SBG). The powers
Standards-based Grading
Just reviewing Robert's numbers in case anybody is working on this right now: 5 = Advanced 4 = Proficient 3 = Basic 2 = Below basic 1 + Far below
Final Exam – Level 1
Below is a good final exam from Robert focusing on reading. Like the one just posted, it is from last January. Robert explains: Hi Ben, I am
Standards-based Grading
I got this from Robert Harrell a few weeks ago and it looks like I overlooked putting it up here. Please accept my aplogies. It
Laurie Clarcq on Assessment
The Era of Testing is upon us. Hopefully, it implodes sooner than later. Laurie, in the recent standards discussion here, said this - I repeat