Action Planning Template | ||||
Goal: Will taking one grade a week be beneficial to 9th grade world geography students, teachers, and administration? | ||||
Action Steps(s): | Person(s) Responsible: | Timeline: Start/End | Needed Resources | Evaluation |
Discuss the need to change the grading policy. | Jorge Arredondo Dr. Elizabeth Cocina Aaron Smith SDMC members | March 2012 | Interview | Group decided the need for a new grading policy |
Read Research on Grading
| Aaron Smith Morgan Camp William Schuster Jeff Cupp | March 2012 | Education Leadership Magazine ASCD website | Discussion on research |
Create a survey for teachers and staff to take
| Aaron Smith Morgan Camp William Schuster Jeff Cupp | March 2012 | Survey Monkey | Teachers completed a survey on survey monkey. 39 teachers out of 120 responded |
Create a survey and give it to a sample group of students | Aaron Smith | May 2012 | Questions for the survey | Collect data from the survey |
Evaluate STAAR results for World Geography from 2012 | Aaron Smith Morgan Camp William Schuster Jeff Cupp | Aug. 2012 | STAAR results for World Geography | View STAAR results |
Create Survey Monkey to evaluate the new grading policy | Aaron Smith Morgan Camp William Schuster Jeff Cupp | May 2013 | Survey Results | View and discuss survey results |
Create a evaluation survey for sample students |
Aaron Smith |
May 2013 |
Survey Results |
View and discuss survey results |
Evaluate STAAR results for World Geography from 2012 and 2013 | Aaron Smith Morgan Camp William Schuster Jeff Cupp | June 2013 | STAAR results for World Geography from 2012 and 2013 | View STAAR results |
Reflection of Information | Aaron Smith | May 2013 | All Data collected | Reflect on overall aspects of the action research |
Sunday, April 29, 2012
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Aaron,
ReplyDeleteYou might find that parents may need an example of the assignment/test, etc. that students will need to submit each week. Moving from the present system to one with possible only one grade per week may be extremely uncomfortable for some parents. I'm not sure how many classrooms or sections you might use to implement this concept, but trying it out as pilot first might be something to consider.
Just my thoughts.
Dr. Mason