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From: Janet <janetclausen@hotmail.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2001022217:54:55 Subject: Re: Re: Re: Another way to grade homework I also have students grade their own work in class using the same method. I teach sixth grade all subjects at a private school and our schedule is as follows: School is in session from 8 am to 11:30 am. Because I teach all subjects, math, spelling, language, science, history, reading, and bible, I don't have a lot of time. I have found that this method works best. I give credit for doing homework and at the end of the grading period I add the points together. The students know that doing their homework can make the difference between an A or a B. I don't like to put too much emphasis on point value because most of my students have working parents who either can't or won't take the time to help. The last thing that I want is for one of my kids to get home and run into trouble and wind up frustrated. I even have a few students that won't ask for help at home because the parent may be uneducated and unable to assist. My students know that homework is assigned for two reasons in my class. 1. We have had a bad day and whatever is not covered in class must be done at home, and 2. It helps me see what needs more attention prior to the test. It seems to work well for the kids and I have a smaller stack of papers to take home.
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