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Describe Standard Based Grading - (answer)· Standards-based grading is a form of grading that

breaks down key content into learning targets that should be mastered, measured, and used to

provide students feedback. It emphasizes learning and mastery




Describe commonly used grading systems. - (answer)· Common grading systems typically

average a large number of grades over the course of the year.

· They grade for content other than mastery which leads to subjectivity

· Uses percentage of correct answers and singular scores to communicate




Describe standards referenced grading systems. - (answer)using the learning standards to guide

what is taught and assessed in schools.




What is a standards referenced assessment? - (answer)A standards referenced assessment is a

criterion referenced assessment where the standards are used as the criterion.




What are the advantages of standards-based grading? - (answer)· Improved and specific feedback

on specific skills

, · Increased student ownership of education

· More relevant instruction guided by assessments


· Improved intrinsic rather than extrinsic motivation

· Removes testing fear

· Enables accurate measurement of learning




What are the challenges and criticisms of standards-based grading systems? - (answer)· Training

and change management

· Communicating with key stakeholders


· Managing diverse mastery levels in a classroom

· Varied Implementation

· Devaluing other responsibilities




What is declarative knowledge? - (answer)declarative knowledge is knowledge that an individual

should know in relation to a standard.




What is procedural knowledge? - (answer)Procedural knowledge is actions that an individual

should be able to execute.

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