Re: grading and conferences

From: Rick (rlarson_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Fri Nov 10 2000 - 17:31:54 PST

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If Johnny is a lousy reader or speller, , then his grades reflect that fact.
Betsy

Heyjude5270@aol.com wrote:

> argument that it is not appropriate to grade on "talent". (It was explained
> to them that if work ethic and behavior improved, so would that portion of
> their grade.) When shown their children's work, I got statements like, "Well,
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