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What will you learn?

Based on the work of Rick Stiggins and Ken O'Connor, teachers will reflect on grading practices and common pitfalls that contribute to inaccurate, unfair, and unequal reporting of student learning. Teachers will utilize research to ensure their grading practices reflect an accurate picture of student learning.


Target Audience: K-12 Educators and Administrators

Act 48 Hours Available: 3

Pricing: Free for BCIU member districts

$25 for non-members

Develop & Refine


Develop and refine your knowledge regarding research and grading practices.

Apply Your New Knowledge


Apply your new knowledge grading research to your current context.

Select Your Pricing Plan

Please read carefully to choose the plan that applies to you.

A Look Inside


  Welcome to FLEX!
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  Making Grading Meaningful
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  Areas of Disagreement in Grading
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