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New Teacher Survival Guide Find practical and easy-to-use tips, solutions, and advice to help make your first year in the classroom a success. |
Grading and Assessing Student Work
Discover the ins and outs of developing tests, creating rubrics, and mapping students' progress with this collection of must-read articles.
Articles
by Deborah Diffily and Charlotte Sassman
New Teacher Survival Guide | Model ways to let younger children know what you think of their work.
by Bonnie Murray
New Teacher Survival Guide | Take a look at three great methods of showcasing students' accumulated work.
by Linda Shalaway
New Teacher Survival Guide | Staying on top of all the paperwork isn't as hard when you know a few shortcuts!
by Linda Shalaway
New Teacher Survival Guide | Fine-tune your test-writing skills with these easy-to-implement ideas.
Making the Most of Rubrics
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Find out how and why this handy evaluation tool works for teachers and students.
Tips on Grading Middle-School Students' Work
by Paula Naegle
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Time-saving ideas on evaluating all those papers, tests, and projects you assign.
by Linda Shalaway
New Teacher Survival Guide | Do's and don'ts of assigning homework to students grades K to 5. Double-check that your homework assignments are worthwhile and well-designed with this handy checklist.
Clip & Save Checklist: Assigning Homework (Grades 6–8)
by Jim Burke
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Tips for teachers on assigning homework to middle schoolers. This checklist will keep students engaged, allowing them to practice new skills and reinforce learning.
