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How I Really Feel About Grading
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The first sentence says it all, “I removed the “sit up squared shoulders” rule from my Classroom Rules this past year because it doesn’t work”
I had a similar rule: “Sit as an in an interview” — Of course, at this point of the year some kids are sitting on tables relaxed and just listening to the language. I have an unwritten rule “Let your imagination run wild.” This replaces “keep desk clear” because I went deskless this year. It’s taken from mGR, I believe.
Let your imagination run wild! — this is it. When I watch my two-year-old son acquire Spanish I see his imagination running wild! Even as he learns his favorite stories by heart, his imagination is off to the races.
Yes to credit that line it is by Dave Ganahl who added it to Mike’s rubric.