Is your grading equitable?

Here’s a quick read from Alice Keeler with her suggestions for making grading fair and truly an indication of student learning.

Quick overview of Google Classroom Grading

In a recent EDU in 90, you can get a quick look at the new grading options

(and ability to leave premade comments is awesome!).

Standards Based Grading Field Guide

When I saw this on Facebook, I thought of my colleagues who have moved (or are moving) to Standards Based Grading.  It is a different way of looking at student results (and if I was back in the classroom, it would require me to make both teaching and assessment changes.  Download this free guide from KIDDOM  for an overview as well as a list of resources.

Grading and Proficiency

In this guest blog post from Nicole Naditz  ( on Alice Keeler’s site), grading and proficiency are compared.  Since many of our grades are moving (or have moved to) Standards Based Grading, I found it interesting.