Standards-Based Grading
I built BlueHarvest in order to make grading easier and more awesome (It’s free)
Standards-Based Grading is a technique devoted to giving students formative control over their own progress (and grade). It requires, at least, a fundamental change in the behavior of your grade book, but I’ll let you read about that. I’ve written about implementing SBG in specific disciplines.
Table of Contents:
- A Video Series starring my Principal
- Standards-Based Grading: Manifesto
- Standards-Based Grading: Shifts
- Standards-Based Grading: Meta Teacher Assessment
- Standards-Based Grading: Feedback
- Standards-Based Grading: Lower Grades (?)
- Standards-Based Grading: FAQ
- Standards-Based Grading: The Role of the Summative
- Standards-Based Grading: The Birth of SBG is its Death Knell?
- Standards-Based Grading: Helping Students Through Points Addiction
- Standards-Based Grading: Three Mildly Fictional Teachers
- “Standards-Based Grading” != “Retesting”
- Standards-Based Grading: Haters Gonna Hate
- Standards-Based Grading: The Smiley Method
- Standards-Based Grading: Every Thursday, A Love Note
- Standards-Based Grading: Hurdles are for Hurdling, Folks
- Standards-Based Grading: Math (1 of 7)
- Standards-Based Grading: LA – English (2 of 7)
- Standards-Based Grading: Science – Qualitative (3 of 7)
- Standards-Based Grading: History (4 of 7)
- Standards-Based Grading: Science – Quantitative (5 of 7)
- Standards-Based Grading: Foreign Language (6 of 7)
- Standards-Based Grading: PE (7 of 7)
SBG Resources:
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