by Dana Stahl | Jul 27, 2020 | Articles
Every student experiences information overload at some point. As subjects get more complex and assignments start piling up, it is unavoidable. However, students who struggle consistently with information overload may not experience academic success because they don’t... by Pat Wyman | Jul 19, 2018 | Articles
As a savvy parent you already know that basics like nutrition and sleep can significantly raise your child’s grades. But here are three hidden things you may not have thought about that play a huge role in higher grades. The good news is, you can implement these... by Jean Riley | Oct 17, 2017 | Articles
A new grading system is coming to report cards in Concord New Hampshire schools, as competency based instruction focuses on proficiency, not numerical averages. At Rundlett Middle School, there will be a different type of report card at the end of the quarter. Many... by Rebecca Kochenderfer | Oct 18, 2014 | Articles
Why Grades Really Matter The obvious reason grades matter is because you need good grades in order to get into college or graduate school. But there is another, more important reason that good grades matter. Becoming an “A” student changes you, and you are a different... by Claudette Riley | Jan 23, 2014 | Articles
In an attempt to make grading and evaluation more meaningful, standards based grading is replacing traditional letter grades in some schools. The Willard, Missouri school district is piloting standards-based grading in kindergarten through grade 4 this school year. It...
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