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Sep 29 2022

Implementing Labor-Based and Anti-Racist Writing Assessment Principles

Equity-Minded Grading Webinar Series

September 29, 2022

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM CT

Location

Virtual Event

University of Northern Colorado logo of Klawz the Bear in yellow with navy blue outline, which is the schools mascot, and CETL in large bolder letters below and an outline of a mountain in yellow with Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning in navy blue writing underneath
Overview

In this webinar, Dr. Marc Santos will introduce you to foundational principles, strategies, and tools on how labor-based grading can produce more equitable outcomes for marginalized students and increase learning for all students. University of Northern Colorado’s (UNC) Center for the Enhancement of Teaching & Learning (CETL) will talk about what happens when we shift the focus of a writing assignment from assessment (demonstration of mastery) to learning (appreciation for risk and “error”) and about ways to assess writing that avoid adversarial confrontation and promote more constructive feedback and revision. They’ll also talk about how to manage the time it takes to provide valuable, actionable feedback on documents. Marc will share a rubric for an upper division writing class that shows how he puts these principles to work in his classes.

About the Series

This four-webinar series offered by University of Northern Colorado’s Center for the Enhancement of Teaching & Learning highlights equity-minded grading practices that support academic achievement and motivation for all students. By attending you'll learn how faculty at University of Northern Colorado are implementing various practices including anti-racist grading and contract grading and explore alternative grading scales and course policies.

 

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Contact

Center for the Enhancement of Teaching & Learning, University of Northern Colorado

Date posted

Sep 19, 2022

Date updated

Sep 19, 2022