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Teachers Going Gradeless

Teachers Going Gradeless is a global group of educators convinced that teaching and learning is better when we grade less.

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Arthur Chiaravalli in Teachers Going Gradeless

Jun 30, 2017

Now’s the Time to Hit the Road

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Arthur Chiaravalli in Teachers Going Gradeless

Jun 23, 2017

Now’s the Time to Take the Plunge

Join Teachers Going Gradeless on Twitter for a summer of learning

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Professor Jennifer Hurley in Teachers Going Gradeless

Oct 5, 2016

Vagueness: The Surprising Thing We Might Need More of in Education

A few semesters ago, I applied a concept called “Specifications Grading” to my composition and literature classes. If you are interested in alternatives to traditional grades, I recommend Specifications Grading by…

Arthur Chiaravalli in Teachers Going Gradeless

Mar 30, 2017

When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer…

Why standards-based learning is not enough

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Arthur Chiaravalli in Teachers Going Gradeless

Nov 12, 2016

Explode These Feedback Myths and Get Your Life Back

Turns out what’s good for kids is also good for you

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Scott Hazeu in Teachers Going Gradeless

Apr 29, 2017

The Problem With “Measure” | Re-Vision on WordPress.com

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Arthur Chiaravalli in Teachers Going Gradeless

Apr 21, 2017

Teachers (Actually) Going Gradeless

Every continent except Antarctica!

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Arthur Chiaravalli in Teachers Going Gradeless

Apr 8, 2017

Teachers Going Gradeless

Toward a Future of Growth Not Grades

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