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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I work at Herndon HS. Our school had SBG implemented this year. About a month ago email was sent from our principal to all staff saying the school had an event when representatives from other FCPS schools came to visit to learn about SBG. She said there was a panel of students answering questions from the guests. She said students were all very happy with SBG, mentioned better relationship with teachers, less stress, etc. I am not going to say she lied but.. to be honest, I wondered how the students were selected for the panel. Anyhow, that is apparently the message all those guests left with. Just saying. [/quote] So what do YOU think? Do you think SBG is as bad as the Madison posters claim, or do you think your principal is trying to suck up to Gatehouse by saying SBG is an improvement? [/quote] Is it possible that it's implemented differently in the two schools?[/quote] There are definitely differences in implementation. And yes, Herndon still uses the 100 point scale and there are + and -. But the roll out of this in Herndon was done without proper training or preparation and decisions had been made (are being made) throughout the year. I teach in Herndon but I am not Herndon parent. Herndon parent would be better equipped talking about implementation across departments/teachers. I do believe they would say grade book is a mess and every CT is doing it differently. But I haven’t seen any discussions of SBG in Herndon here. So may be Herndon parents are actually happy. Teachers are trying their best to be good teachers (often despite what admins are making them do). [/quote]
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