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Ungrading: Why Rating Students Undermines Learning (and What to Do Instead)

Susan D. Blum (editor)

2020

An overview of how various educators implement ungrading within their classrooms.

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Nick taught social studies for 10 years in Iowa and has worked as a labor organizer. He is currently the Creative Director at the Human Restoration Project.
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Jacqueline is a Director of Equity and Inclusion, committed to establishing institutional equity & culturally responsive practices.

The Time Has Chosen US

August 19, 2020

Drawing from my years as a kindergarten teacher, when it comes to talking about disparities and inequalities, I find simplicity and practice are essential to the learning process and the ability to empathize, no matter what our differences or how we see the world.

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I think a lot of communities have a problem of too much competition, I guess. That they can't... when it gets to a point that they can't be happy for other people's accomplishments and that the only thing they can do is want to be better than the other person or the rest of them.

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