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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I actually prefer standards-based grading because it gives more targeted information and feedback. Our current school does traditional letter grades and our former school did standards-based. [/quote] What I’ve read is that most SBG policies have “exceeds expectations,” but not APS. And all the comments at our school are largely a copy and paste job. I’d be fine w SBG if it had exceed expectations but middle school should have traditional A, B, C, D, F. [/quote] APS middle schools do have traditional letter grades. [/quote] Gunston has SBG and the idea is to roll it out to other schools. [/quote] Gunston report cards have letter grades[/quote] The APS version of SBG is providing no quantitative feedback during the quarter and then producing a grade at the end of the marking period. And no deadlines, so teachers have to take endless late work and write as many tests as students want for remakes. I would probably be considered an "equity warrior on AEM," but this is garbage[/quote] I’m getting tired of “equity”. How about focusing on closing the achievement gap, and making sure nobody falls behind by staying on top of them instead of giving out fake “A”s?[/quote]
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