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Seven Guiding Principles for U-46 Secondary Grading Seven Guiding Principles for U-46 Secondary Grading

Seven Guiding Principles for U-46 Secondary Grading - PowerPoint Presentation

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Seven Guiding Principles for U-46 Secondary Grading - PPT Presentation

Guideline 4 Guideline 4 Students should be expected to complete work for credit Rationale In order for students to be college and work ready they must show mastery of the standardsbased learning targets by completing ALL assignments ID: 657989

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Seven Guiding Principles for U-46 Secondary Grading

Guideline 4Slide2

Guideline # 4

Students

should

be expected to complete work for credit.Slide3

Rationale

In order for students to be college and work ready, they must show mastery of the standards-based learning targets by completing ALL assignments. Slide4

Rationale

A culture for learning is built where every assignment is connected to the mastery of the skill; therefore,

must

be completed. Slide5

Implementation

The opportunity to turn in work late has to be provided to students, however,

the teacher has the right to establish a limit when late work is no longer accepted.

Deadlines and/or Penalties

Consistency within departments (same subject teachers) is highly recommended.Slide6

Implementation

Clear verbal and written instructions/expectations will be provided to students and parents that all assigned work will be completed.

Course outline

Syllabus

Class Letter

Curriculum Night

O

therSlide7

Considerations

Student input considered for deadlines

D

ue dates are communicated in advance

Due dates are allowed within a range of dates

Staggered due dates

Sign-up dates

Extensions for submission of assignments based on individual circumstances

Opportunities to support students in meeting deadlines could be provided by individual sites

Homework Club with Activity BusSlide8
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Slide10

Wrap up