*Intriguing
website where Marzano answer a series of questions on standards-based
grading. He offers his thoughts and
insights.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Interesting Read
*This is a quick, easy, and interesting read on Popham’s perspectives of
high-stakes testing in the classroom as well as standardized tests in the
classroom. He offers a unique look and
challenges you to think outside of the box.
Always Formative
*A great blog
with useful resources on how to get started with standards-based grading in
your classroom. This blog also contains
links to other great sites with good information.
The Standards-Based School- 5 Easy Steps
*Great blog for resources and ideas
on how to implement standards-based grading into
a classroom. Another wonderful aspect is
that the comments on the blog are also
very beneficial.
How to Develop Standards-Based Report Cards
*This is a thorough book
co-written by Bailey and Guskey with guidelines and helpful instructions on how
to develop standards-based report cards.
Before the authors go into how to write, they first give background
information as to why there is a need for standards-based report cards rather
than traditional report cards.
Grading Exceptional Learning
*This is a very helpful article that is a wonderful resource for teachers on
how to grade students with disabilities and/or English Language Learners. It provides five different
steps/strategies. What is also great about this article is that
it provides different myths about grading exceptional students.
Here is the link to the article
http://www.ascd.org/publications/educational-leadership/feb10/vol67/num05/Grading-Exceptional-Learners.aspx
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