Grading w/ zeros is problematic because they are most often used to address behavior, not learning.
Missing assignments or tests doesn't mean zero learning.
Like the famous astronomer Carl Sagan once reminded us, "Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence."
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@JillHesse A6: Give attention when behavior aligns with desired expectations; give minimal attention when student is demonstrating problematic behaviors.
@gdstilwell Congrats, Doug! I greatly appreciate having had the opportunity to learn from you. Your class will forever remain one of my absolute favorites. Thank you for your time, knowledge, and dedication to the field of education.
I mean... I guess so. 😆 😂
I tried out Scribble Diffusion today.
✍️ You draw a sketch
💬 describe what's in the sketch
🤖 it generates an image for you
😜 And that image may just be crazy. 😆 😂
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@JillHesse A7: I love the FAIR plan! I think this data will help us gather better data that helps us to better identify trends in behavior and helps us to find more accurate interventions that target these behaviors.
@JillHesse A6: I believe I can batter support the collection of pertinent data, helping analyze data to find trends, and supporting those that are supporting our behavior kiddos.
@JillHesse A5: I can be in control of my emotions no matter how challenging the situation might be. I can also be in control of how I engage with the student at the start of every day.