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Dozens of school districts embrace 'equitable grading,' setting up students for failure.

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  • Dozens of school districts embrace 'equitable grading,' setting up students for failure.

    I don't agree with this form of grading. I did pretty bad in high school; but that was my fault. I did spectacular in college. People earn what they get in school. I don't think that the former way of grading is white supremacy.
    Equitable learning certainly has changed the way classrooms feel and operate, but not for the better.

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    Originally posted by jboldeniv View Post
    I don't agree with this form of grading. I did pretty bad in high school; but that was my fault. I did spectacular in college. People earn what they get in school. I don't think that the former way of grading is white supremacy.
    This reminds me of a Good Times episode where Michael explained how bias standardized testing was against Black people especially from low income areas.

    Sounds like a trial and error type of deal so I will wait how this turns out before judging

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