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I don’t like every part of either of those. But it is a reminder that I am horrible at grading and need to get my jgr grades in so that my kids are changing their behaviors. AHHHHH.
Funny, I like some parts of A and some parts of B. Grades! AAARRRGGGGHHHHH!
Perhaps there’s a 3rd party candidate?
If there were a like button I would like chris’ comment.
My self-flagellating self says A must be right, because I don’t do any of that and I have to write narrative reports on my 128 elementary age students in the next week and I can’t remember enough specifics about 2/3 of them so I should have been testing and assessing and grading them so I’d have something to report, right? Should I haul out the jGR (what the heck does jGR stand for, anyway) and spend the next 5 days getting snapshot assessments of each child? Help!
Jen’s Great Rubric
Ok, I’ll vote B. But it’s unlike the culture at my school. As a new staff member said, “You all seem to have meetings just so you can create work for yourselves.”
B, but the meeting thing that Diane mentioned is huge. I spend more time after school for administrivia.
All in for B.