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Category: They're objective or are they?
OK, here's the situation
Whaaaaaaaat?
What's an A?
What's an A? Pt. 2
Category: If you have to use percentages
Complexity vs. Standards
Items baby, its all about the items
The averaging trap
But can I keep my %s
Category: Tackling the grade book
Your tech will not save you
Just weight some stuff to zero
Thinking in strands
Strands part deux
Category: Prove-It!
Prove it! (Prove it)
Case Title: 2. Rethinking Grading Part 2
Element Title: Prove it! (
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Still working on the Prove-It! for the SBG cases, but here's a placeholder.
Element Assessment: Prove-It!
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True
False
Using a 100 point percentage scale makes your grades objective and meaningful.
True
False
The more levels you have in a scoring scale increases the influence of subjectivity of individual teachers.
True
False
High percentages indicate high levels of difficulty or rigor.
True
False
You can't use averaging when doing standards based grading approaches.
True
False
A task can have a high degree of difficulty, but a low level of complexity.
True
False
When using strands (sometimes called competencies) in a grading and reporting scheme, you should have a large number of the (at least 8)
True
False
Process scores are a valuable piece of information to have about a student.
True
False
If you collect data, it should be included in the calculation of the final grade.
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