A's for all? Universities debate how to grade during a pandemic

The coronavirus is disrupting college grading in California, as students stressed out from sheltering in place and transitioning to online ...

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David Blumenkrantz, a visual communications professor at CSU Northridge, said his magazine production and documentary photography class doesn't lend itself ...

A's for all? | Universities debate how to grade during a pandemic

A's for all? | Universities debate how to grade during a pandemic. David Blumenkrantz, a visual communications professor at CSU Northridge, said his magazine ...

A's for Everyone? San Francisco Mulls How to Grade Students ...

Schools across California are debating how to grade students amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In San Francisco, giving A's to everyone ...

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... grading to allieviate stress during COVID-19. calmatters.org. A's for all? Universities debate how to grade during a pandemic. Disrupted by coronavirus ...

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To accommodate for the challenges of life and education during the global pandemic, many schools and districts shifted grading systems to pass/ ...

Should the Virus Mean Straight A's for Everyone?

Schools nationwide are debating whether to issue grades to high school students during the coronavirus pandemic.

When 'making the grade' takes on new meaning - EdSource

The pandemic has accelerated the debate among educators that began years ago that questions whether traditional grading methods are failing students.

Making the Grade during Pandemic: Early-stage and Late-stage ...

It was also generally thought of as a move consistent with peer universities that had already begun the process of adjusting grading schemes to ...

Letter grades? Pass/no pass? A's for all? Districts differ ... - EdSource

All CSUs/UCs and many Ivy League schools and other universities nationally are accepting credit/no credit grades during this pandemic.” The ...

As They Revamp Grading, Districts Try to Improve Consistency ...

As they address the lingering affects of the COVID-19 pandemic, districts are struggling to square fairness and transparency in grading with a ...

During coronavirus, colleges grapple with grade fairness

Colleges are grappling with competing student demands to change grading during the coronavirus outbreak. Some want pass/fail for all to ...

Virus 'Stress' Prompts Students to Demand Easy A's at Harvard

Administrators express concern, and students complain about stress and equity. Grades cause students stress. Some students don't have perfect ...

Why an all-A's policy is the best response to the COVID-19 crisis at ...

Currently, students around the country are pushing for universal grading reform as the fairest solution in current circumstances, given the ...

Have grades become meaningless as A's become the norm at ...

Fewer professors grade on a curve. More of them are setting up their classes in such a way that, “in principle, every student in the class could ...

Evidence on Grade Inflation Before and After COVID-19

This uncertainty is particularly problematic in cases where schools must make decisions that adjust grading standards, as during the COVID-19 pandemic when.

Grade inflation is locking in learning loss, part 1

Professors became more willing to hand out A's and less likely to give C's or anything lower. It has been widely reported in the press, ...

Coronavirus: San Francisco schools debate giving out all A's

Instead, the board recommends all middle- and high-school students receive “A”s for all their classes, while elementary students, who normally ...

Reigniting the standardized testing debate - Inside Higher Ed

The debate over standardized testing requirements, put on ice during the pandemic, is catching fire again as colleges reconsider their ...

Colleges are ditching letter grades this spring, but not all students ...

It's the latest sign of how the pandemic has upended higher education, wiping out rituals, structures and rules that have been in place for ...