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Summary Of Standards Based Grading In Miss Hammit
Throughout the novels read in Miss Hammit’s literary genre class, students learned how Standards Based Grading compares through the traditional ways of grading. During the semester, Literary novels that were included consisted of Frankenstein, the Velveteen Rabbit, the lottery etc. After the books were read, test and essays were included to test those students knowing and understanding, organizational skills, creativity and grammar. Standards based grading tends to be better than the old fashioned way of grading since it test more than memorization skills.

Beginning with the Fantasy Unit, annotating, class discussion were keys to getting good feedback.

After the Fantasy Unit, started to come the science fiction unit. In order to complete
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