Brightspace Tip #323: Simplify Grading and Giving Feedback
Giving students timely, useful feedback can greatly enhance learning and improve student achievement. ICYMI, read my Give Students Feedback That
Giving students timely, useful feedback can greatly enhance learning and improve student achievement. ICYMI, read my Give Students Feedback That
It dawned on me that I have zero management issues right now. Zero. Yeah, it feels like the Twilight Zone. In fact, the only classroom management
This post includes practical ideas I got from Florencia Henshaw’s and Maris Hawkins’ theory-to-practice SLA (second language acquisition) book.
Debate coming up at Wednesday’s School Committee meetingOn Wednesday, April 6, the School Committee is scheduled to hear a report on one of
I took this idea from Kelly Gallagher, the History teacher who wrote the “readicide” book. At some point, he started having kids read current
Don’t focus on tests, says this Boston Latin Academy studentIllustration by University of Washington Prof. Amy J. Ko for her article opposed to
Flexibility and relaxing due dates is what grading should have always been about. In a more perfect world, we would also be less about grading and
I usually just read new novellas with students, cold-open. That is, besides reading the back cover description and having a quick discussion to
There are challenges in finding meaningful ways to engage with students in asynchronous online courses. Some students find learning new concepts
There are challenges in finding meaningful ways to engage with students in asynchronous online courses. Some students find learning new concepts
More than 20 years ago I decided to dip my toe into the waters that make up the world of third party grading. At the time PSA was the top dog, but I
I polled the large Facebook group of 12,600 language teachers once again, this time on retakes. Retakes aren’t always necessary. However, when we
I followed the same format of polling a large Facebook group of 12,600 language teachers on things-inequitable and grading. Of 144 participants, the
Here is my review of the DreamColor Z27xs G3 “junior”(affordable) (MSRP US$674) based upon the review unit I received from HP. The term G3 means
For my third poll in a large Facebook group of 12,600 language teachers in this mini-series on inequity and grading, I asked about averaging. A