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STANDARDS BASED GRADING AKA Angry Birds Grading

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This is how I am thinking I will introduce Standards Based Grading to my students and their parents.

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STANDARDS BASED GRADING

AKA Angry Birds Grading

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You are now in the driver’s seat!

More control over thingsHomeworkThe way you learnYour Grade!

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The way I used to grade Sorry you have already played once, so you

cannot improve your score.

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Example 67% on Ch. 3 test D

What does this tell you? Me? Parents? ○ 67% of the material○ Understood the concepts but made “duh” mistakes○ Fell asleep while studying○ Having an off day or you froze up○ Completely forgot (happened to me!)

Yo no sé!

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So what happens?

You bomb. I return the test to you, and you sigh, maybe cry, maybe shrug your shoulders. Life goes on.

Let’s be honest…Do you go back and study and relearn the material?

I thought not…but as a math lover that hurts.

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I don’t…

Want grades to stick Want you to be scared of them

I want… You to be motivated by them Grades to mean something

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So what is the solution?

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Standards Based GradingAka the angry birds system

Information that I want to know•My percentage: 70%•Am I good at Angry Birds?•Can I improve?•How can I improve my score?•What levels was I good at?•What levels do I need to practice?

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Gradebook for Quarter 1

DateAssignment

Score

9/10/12 Perform calculations using order of operations 3.5/5

9/11/12 Multiply Binomials (FOIL) 3/4

9/12/12 Write and solve a linear equation in one variable

3.5/4

9/13/12 Write, solve and graph linear inequalities in one variable

1/4

9/14/12 Solve literal equations for a specified variable 3.5/4

Before: 80%

After: 80%

Gradebook for Quarter 1

Date AssignmentAssignment

Type Score9/10/12 1.2 p. 54 Homework 5/5

9/11/12 1.3 p. 58 Homework 5/5

9/12/12 1.4 p. 60 Homework 5/5

9/13/12 1.5 p. 65 Homework 5/5

9/14/12 Chapter 1 Test Test 76/100

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Score Meaning

4

Expert, meaning you have totally master the standard. You have demonstrated a full understanding of the concepts involved, have clearly showed all steps of your reasoning, and made no errors.

3.5 Expert*, but you might have made a very minor error.

3

Proficient, meaning you have a firm grasp of the standard. You have demonstrated a full or almost full understanding of the concepts involved, but you possibly didn't show steps of your reasoning, or made an error.

2

Basic, meaning you have demonstrated some conceptual understanding of the standard. You have some confusion though, did not completely answer the question, or made some errors.

1Limited, meaning you have demonstrated a weak or no conceptual understanding. You possibly have confused reasoning and made many errors.

0 You left the problem blank or your work made no sense.

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Your Grade in Skyward

On Skyward, you will not see your grades as a 1 or a 4. You will see certain percentages based on this scale.4 = 100%3.5 = 90%3 = 80%2 = 64%1 = 50%0 = 0%

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What do I need to work on? Standards Checklist

# Standard (1) (2) (3) (4)1 Perform calculations

using order of operations 48/31/12

49/5/12

2 Multiply Binomials (FOIL) 28/31/12

3.59/5/12

3 Write and solve a linear equation in one variable

3.58/31/12

29/5/12

39/9/12 R

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Reassessments: How not to do it

You: What is my lowest quiz score? I want to retake that one.

Me: I am not sure. Look at your checklist and then practice the one you want to retake. I will be glad to help you understand it.

You: Ughh…You mean I have to do more work? Can’t you just teach me now and then I can retake it?

Me: The voices inside my head are telling me to say no.

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Reassessments: How to do it correctly

You: Mr. Van Vleet, I really didn’t do well at graphing a linear equation. I went back and corrected my quiz and then did some practice problems. (hand me the evidence)

Me: That’s great! Looks like you are on the right path now.

You: I was wondering if I could reassess this after school tomorrow?

Me: No problem. I will write you down for that time.

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So….

You have to show me some evidence that you went back and practiced what you missed. Homework problemsPractice Problems from internet, book, etc.Come in for help with me (cannot get help and

reassess at the same time)Other ideas?

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Questions? Concerns? Thoughts?

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A Big Thanks to

Samjshah - http://samjshah.com/ From A Math Class -

http://fromamathclass.blogspot.com/