Title: Good Grades: h2
1How to Grade for Learning Package 2 Presented
by Ken OConnor Assess for Success
Consulting kenoc_at_aol.com
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OConnor, K., How to Grade for Learning, Corwin,
2002, 46
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12Guideline 1
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17Guideline 1
Stiggins, et al, Classroom Assessment for
Student Learning, ATI, Portland, OR, 2004, 289
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18Guideline 1
Stiggins, et al, Classroom Assessment for
Student Learning, ATI, Portland, OR, 2004, 289
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19Guideline 1
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20Guideline 1
Shorewood School District, WI
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21Guideline 1
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22Guideline 2a
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OConnor, K., How to Grade for Learning, Second
Edition, Corwin, 2002, 71
23Guideline 2a
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24Guideline 2a
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OConnor, K., How to Grade for Learning, Second
Edition, Corwin, 2002, 81
25Guideline 2a
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Source San Juan School District, CA
26Guideline 3a
Sum total of everything students do in
school/classroom
Select a representative sampling of what students
do
Product
Process
Assessment tasks
Assessment of students using observation over time
e.g.
learning logs
e.g.
performances
Product
Assessment tasks,
journals
presentations
Assessment Tasks
e.g.
performances
portfolios
tests/quizzes/examinations
presentations
teacher observations/anecdotal notes
culminating demonstrations
e.g.
performances
tests/quiz
presentations
culminating demonstration
Attitude/Learning Skills/Effort
tests/quizzes/examination
enjoys learning
culminating demonstration
questions/investigates class participation
works independently
completes assignments
completes research/projects
cooperates with others
respects others
ACHIEVEMENT
resolves conflicts
attendance, punctuality
reflects and sets goals
Reporting Variables
Report Card
Grading Variables
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(Desirable Behaviors)
(Standards)
OConnor, K., How to Grade for Learning, Second
Edition, Corwin, 2002, 42
27Guideline 3a
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28Guideline 3a
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29Guideline 4
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Developed by Ruth Sutton
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32Guideline 4
Source Sandy Wilson, Rutherford HS, Bay
District Schools, FL
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33Guideline 4
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34Guideline 4
Source Sandy Wilson, Rutherford High
School, Bay District Schools, FL
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35Sample Assessment Plan
Guideline 4
Formative Assessment for Unit 1
Summative Assessment for Unit 1
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36Guideline 5
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37Guideline 6
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38Guideline 6
From Guskey and Bailey Developing Grading and
Reporting Systems for Student Learning, Corwin,
2001
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39Guideline 6
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40Guideline 6
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50Stiggins, et al, Classroom Assessment for
Student Learning, ATI, Portland, OR, 2004, 328
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51Stiggins, et al, Classroom Assessment for
Student Learning, ATI, Portland, OR, 2004, 329
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Student Learning, ATI, Portland, OR, 2004, 330
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