Students aren't engaging fully in the task assigned in class today: answering 15 questions out of the textbook. You are tempted to tell students the task will be worth a quiz grade to motivate them to get focused even though the task is students' first time seeing this new material. What should you do?, Your classroom isn't well-supplied due to budget cuts. You need tissues and hand sanitizer and could use a few more dry-erase markers, too. Should you offer 5 points of extra credit to anyone who brings in supplies?, A student comes in after school begging for you to raise their grade to an A because their parents won't let them go out on the weekend if they have anything other than an A., A student turns in a summative assignment that you are certain is their own work and demonstrates exceptional understanding of the standards of the unit. The problem is that the student turned this assignment in 2 weeks after the due date. Other members of your department hold a strict 70% max on late work., A parent contacts the principal because their student is getting a C in your class even though they don't have any missing work. How would you respond to the parent and the principal?.

Grading Philosophy Challenge

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