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Standards-Based Grading: Secondary Report Cards of the Future
Spring Networking Social
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Thursday, May 12, 2016
Marriott Hotel Melville, NY
4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Join us for a glass of wine as we welcome Andrew Greene, Jonathan Klomp and Jeff Meyers to lead a discussion on the purpose and practices embedded in current grading systems. We will explore the process used in Standard Based Grading with the review of the pros and cons of such a system and examine best grading practices. The goal is to leave with some steps that districts, schools, and departments can take to begin the journey to standards-based grading.
Please REGISTER for this event by May 6, 2016 by sending an email to
LIASCD2013@gmail.com.
Please place “Spring Networking Event” in the subject line. There is no charge for this event but we ask that you please register.
Long Island Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
www.liascd.org
PO Box 198
Carle Place. NY 11514-0198
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