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The “Why” and “How” of Standards-Based Grading

Tue., January 16, 2024, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Join this webinar to learn from four school leaders who have guided their communities through a shift in grading practices and are successfully implementing standards-based grading.

During this panel discussion, you’ll hear practical insights and real-world examples from each leader as we explore the following topics:

  • Why schools across the country are shifting their grading approach and the different terms you may hear including standards-based, mastery-based, and competency-based grading
  • How school leaders can support educators as they align curriculum and assessments with standards
  • Consistency and fairness in grading, including the importance of assessing nonacademic skills
  • Communication of grading policies with students and family
  • Potential roadblocks you may encounter and plans to address them effectively

Whether you’re just starting your journey with standards-based grading or bringing a wealth of experience, we invite you to join the conversation.

Speakers
Lauren Pawelkowski
Dean of Students, Bio-Med Science Academy STEM School in Ohio
Matt Noblin
Assistant Principal, Sandersville Elementary School in Kentucky
Michelle Slattery
Instructional Coach, Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District in California
Moderator
Kendell Hunter
Director of Marketing, Otus
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