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Teaching Arts Luncheon February 22, 2019 Your questions: Does grading provide feedback to help students learn? Does grading motivate students to learn? At best . . . At worst . . . Grade to support learning grade students on the

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Teaching Arts Luncheon

February 22, 2019

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Your questions:

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Does grading provide feedback to help students learn?

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Does grading motivate students to learn?

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At best . . . At worst . . .

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Grade to support learning

“grade students on the knowledge and abilities they have developed by the end of the class rather than on an average of accomplishments displayed throughout the term. . . . [That] means making each examination comprehensive, giving students multiple chances to demonstrate their

comprehension. It also means

constructing examinations with the greatest care to test the appropriate abilities comprehensively” (Bain 36).

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Your questions about grading standards:

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Departmental Standards?

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Tatum’s wise feedback

 Better than sandwich feedback for Black students according to study by Steele and Cohen  Communicate high standards  Express confidence in your student  Give your student clear instructions and support

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Collaborative Work?

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Walvoord and Anderson on grading

 Appreciate the complexity of grading and accept that any grading system will have flaws and constraints, so focus instead on grading as a tool for learning.  Be a teacher first, a gatekeeper last.

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Slides held in reserve follow

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A little history

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