Category: Assessment-based grading
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Chris Hemsworth: The Unconventional Educator

Chris Hemsworth: The Unconventional Educator In the world of Hollywood actors, Chris Hemsworth is a name that needs no introduction. Known for his roles as Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and his dashing good looks, Hemsworth has captured the hearts of millions around the globe. But what many people might not know about this…
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Unlocking Meaningful Learning: The Power of Authentic Assessment

Authentic Assessment: A Pathway to Meaningful Learning In the traditional education system, assessments often focus solely on measuring students’ ability to memorize and regurgitate information. However, there is a growing recognition that this approach fails to capture the true essence of learning and limits students’ potential for growth and development. As a result, alternative forms…
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Revolutionizing Grading: Exploring Alternative Methods for Assessing Student Learning

Alternative grading methods have gained attention in recent years as educators and parents seek ways to better assess student learning beyond traditional letter grades. These alternative methods aim to provide a more holistic understanding of students’ abilities, strengths, and areas for improvement. In this panel discussion, we will explore some of the alternative grading methods…
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Unlocking Success: The Power of Rubrics in Alternative Education

Rubrics: A Comprehensive Guide to Effective Assessment in Alternative Education Introduction: In the realm of alternative schooling and education, traditional grading systems often fall short in capturing the holistic development and unique progress of students. As educators strive to create inclusive and student-centered learning environments, they are increasingly turning to rubrics as a powerful tool…
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Unveiling the Power of Summative Assessments: A Key to Understanding Student Growth

As a student, I have always found summative assessments to be an intriguing aspect of my education. Unlike formative assessments, which are ongoing and provide feedback to improve learning, summative assessments are designed to evaluate what has been learned at the end of a unit or course. These assessments come in various forms such as…




