educ 10-lesson 6

Which of the following is the 3 P method for grading?

• Productivity, progress, performance

• Performance, process, progress

• Practice, process, problem

• Performance, process, project

What is another word that you should use when giving a student a 0 for an assignment?

• Insufficient funds

• Incomplete

• Inaccurate

• Inadequate

Which is not a way that helps provide clarity and validity of student grades?

• Rubric

• Directions

• Discussion

• Homework

All of the following are elements of grading based on criteria goals except...

• Differentiation

• Comparing students

• Validity

• No bias or error in grading

Why is using quality assessments important?

• tricking students

• determining students understanding

• decreases error in the assessment

• increases proficiency

Why is it better to grade heavily later?

• students might not have the right tools to succeed

• student forgot homework

• student has no clue

• student has stomach bug

Which grading principle focuses on the students not receiving a grade after every segment of practice, but instead focuses on building up a skill and waiting for a grading moment to occur?

• Reduce "Grade Fog"

• use Only Quality Assessments

• eliminate 'Mathematical grade Fog"

• Don't Overgrade Student Work

Which is true about the Open Up process?

• Only involves teachers in the grading and reporting process

• Helps teachers connect the dots between student's learning and their process

• Gives students feedback and includes parents, students and teachers in student success

• Teachers parents and students all have a different goal

The use of letter grades (e.g., A, B, C, and D) on report cards is....

• Modern

• Traditional

Our teaching philosophies and instructional practices are NOT shaped by grading systems

• True

• False