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Equitable Grading
I think most of these policies are not good for math students. I am OK with test retakes (one per test) if a student scored below 75% on a test, and the maximum possible retake score is 75%. It encourages … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum & Instruction, Ethics, Joye Walker, K-12, Mathematics, teachers
Tagged academic rigor, assessment, grading, standards
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