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Student enthusiasm falls as high school graduation nears
Calderon & Yu
2017
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Timothy Fawkes
Timothy is a high school music teacher, musician, arts enthusiast, justice pursuer, cat fancier. 🏳️🌈 Everything is a form of world-building, so let's build a good one.
Reimagining public middle schools in Western Michigan.
Listening and learning from 400+ young people & educators.
Theresa Walter
she/her
Theresa is a progressive English teacher and department chairperson who looks to make human connections with all her students and teachers.
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A Dialogue: Is The Gradeless Revolution Upon Us?
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Two English teachers talk about a radical choice — dropping grades altogether.
Building Community and Trust In A Gradeless Classroom
October 20, 2021
Investment in relationships supports student voice and agency while fostering trust.
The Surprise Growth in an Ungrading Practice: My Own
August 5, 2021
I found more growth in my own practice than I ever anticipated in my first full year of abandoning traditional grading systems.
Going Gradeless This Year? Just Thinking About It? Start Here.
August 5, 2021
Try these 3 strategies to get gradeless assessment practices going in your classes.
Gradeless: An English Teacher’s Journey Towards Agency Through Feedback
March 19, 2021
I knew I wanted to do my best to represent student growth in the most accurate way I possibly could. While I know my methods are far from perfect, I have seen remarkable growth and a complete shift in focus in my students.