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Alternative Grading Methods

Alternative Grading Methods

Most of the time, grading a stack of essays feels like shoveling a pile of smoke for the weekend. Not only are traditional grading methods time-consuming, but they also yield very little growth or maturation in our student writers. No matter how many comments we manage to squeeze into the margins of our students’ essays, they nevertheless make the same errors and commit the same glitches essay after essay. The major issue with traditional grading practices is that 99% of the heavy lifting is being done by the teacher. All our students need to do is read our comments (which we know many do not) and look at the grade. Over the course of his career, Kristian Kuhn has created 40 alternatives to traditional grading that will not only free up your evenings and weekends but shift the onus back onto the learner, where it belongs for real learning to occur. You’ll come away from this webinar full of fresh ideas and inspiration to start grading in a non-traditional way.

 

Alternative Grading Methods for ELA Teachers

Alternative Grading Methods for ELA Teachers

Most of the time, grading a stack of essays feels like shoveling a pile of smoke for the weekend. Not only are traditional grading methods time...

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My Red Pen Is Dusty, and I’m Glad

My Red Pen Is Dusty, and I’m Glad

Over the course of my career as a middle school ELA teacher, I’ve graded more writing pieces than I can count. I’ve graded late into the night, on...

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Secondary ELA Grading Hacks

Secondary ELA Grading Hacks

As secondary English teachers, we know how important it is for our students to learn to write well. We also know that oftentimes means we have over a...

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Transitional Literacy and the Science of Reading in Grades 6-12

Transitional Literacy and the Science of Reading in Grades 6-12

Transitional literacy focuses on bridging the gap between basic reading skills and more advanced literacy skills necessary for success during middle...

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Accessibility & Engagement in the Evolving ELA Classroom

Accessibility & Engagement in the Evolving ELA Classroom

As educators, we live for moments that revitalize our passion for teaching. Moments when we see the spark of comprehension in a student's eyes when...

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What if we taught composition like Bob Ross teaches painting?

What if we taught composition like Bob Ross teaches painting?

Back in my hometown, it was a rite of passage at the age of twelve to get a paper route. There was no status associated with it, nor did it come with...

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Connecting Lived Experiences Through Diverse Literature

Connecting Lived Experiences Through Diverse Literature

Join Dr. Almitra Berry (A L Berry Consulting) to learn about intentional text selection for ELA Learners in this informational webinar.

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Cheers to Stolen Memories

Cheers to Stolen Memories

Way back in the day, we had this thing called Must See TV. And one of the shows you had to “must-see” was Cheers. Set in a bar in Boston, the show...

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Native American Heritage Month: An Indigenous Cut to the Bone

Native American Heritage Month: An Indigenous Cut to the Bone

In recent months I learned, along with others around the world, of the horrific stories of the mass unmarked grave sites of Indigenous, or...

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Interactive Plot Map

Interactive Plot Map

Carmel McDonald walks you through how she walks her middle school ELA students through narrative structure with an interactive plot map. Download her...

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Using Cornell Notes in Your AP® Government Classroom

Using Cornell Notes in Your AP® Government Classroom

AP® instructor and consultant Brian Stevens shares how he implements Cornell Notes in his AP® Government classroom. Be sure to download his template...

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Middle School ELA: Words of Doom

Middle School ELA: Words of Doom

"The “Words of Doom” were an addition to our spelling instruction in middle school ELA. They could easily be adjusted or modified for upper...

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