Introduction to Equitable Grading Practices & Policies (Independent Study)

Content
1 module

Rating

Course length
5 hours

Instructor
Brandy Bixler

Released
05 Mar 2025

Price
$0 - 40 + Sales tax

Description

This course offers educators a comprehensive examination of how grading is linked to pedagogy, content, equity, and advocacy. By reimagining the role of grading in education, educators can be empowered to cultivate more equitable, inclusive, and effective learning environments. Although grading practices and policies vary widely across grade levels, school models, and learning conditions, grading policies should uplift and uphold high standards and support every dream and opportunity that a great public education can deliver for students.

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Teacher Quality Certificate (NEW)

Learning credits

Hour
5.0
HRS
5.0
PDU
5.0
1.
Introduction to Equitable and Balanced Grading Systems (Ind Study)
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Added 8 days ago, by Jenna
 
Added 8 days ago, by Anonymous
Extremely Informative. A lot of things I did not know!
 
Added 15 days ago, by Courtney
 
Added 17 days ago, by Anonymous
Conflicting information, particularly about allowing students' to "claim" a grade and then having a conference with them if you don't feel that's an honest reflection but the student still gets to keep the grade claimed. Likewise much of this is about gamification (using badges to celebrate skills) rather than truly equitable grading. Terrible practices advised and extremely weak research to back it up.
 
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Added about 1 month ago, by Kendra
 
Added about 2 months ago, by Audrey
This was very eye-opening. So much to learn about making the grading system fair and equitable.

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