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Grading is an extremely important and largely unexamined piece of the classroom puzzle. In this weekly podcast, Sharona Krinsky and Robert Bosley, two long time classroom instructors from the K-12 and Higher Ed worlds, explore the nuts and bolts of grading student work. From looking at traditional grading practices to other types of grading such as alternative grading, equitable grading, ungrading... more

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n this episode, Sharona and Boz sit down with returning guest Emily Pitts Donahoe (University of Mississippi) and first-time guest Sarah Silverman (Goodwin University) to explore the complex intersection of neurodiversity and alternative grading. Dra... more

In this episode of The Grading Podcast, Sharona Krinsky and Robert Bosley welcome Dr. Michael Palmer, the Barbara Fried Director of the University of Virginia’s Center for Teaching Excellence and recipient of the Bob Pierleoni Spirit of POD Award. To... more

In this episode, Boz and Sharona dig into the instant reactions that educators often have when they first hear about alternative grading. Inspired by Dr. David Clark’s recent Grading for Growth blog post titled “Kneejerk Reactions,” Boz and Sharona u... more

What happens when we give students meaningful choices in their learning? In this episode, Sharona and Boz dive deep into the role of student choice, autonomy, and agency in both K–12 and higher education classrooms.

They start with a simple question... more

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Recent Guests

Sean Nank
Faculty member at Cal State University San Marcos and educator
Cal State University San Marcos
Episode: 94 - Replay: The Human Impact of our Assessments on Students, What story do your assessments tell about a student? An Interview with Sean Nank
Jennifer Martinez-Montes
Ninth grade English teacher, graduate of Boston University
Santee Education Complex
Episode: 93 - The Importance of Understanding AI as an Instructor in Order to Comprehend It's Impact on Your Students and Your Grading
Françoise Arseneault-Hubert
Chemistry teacher and educator
CEGEP Andre Larrondo
Episode: 90 - Building a Community of Practice AND Even MORE Misuse of Mathematics!!!!!!
Caroline Cormier
Chemistry teacher and educational researcher
CEGEP Andre Larrondo
Episode: 90 - Building a Community of Practice AND Even MORE Misuse of Mathematics!!!!!!
Dr. Robert Talbert
Educator known for insights on grading and AI
Grading for Growth
Episode: 87 - The Impact of AI on Alternative Grading: Talking with Dr. Robert Talbert
Dr. Patrick Morriss
Education expert and returning guest on The Grading Podcast
Episode: 85 - Instructor Beliefs and Their Role in the Classroom - with Dr. Patrick Morriss
Dr. Corin Bowen
Assistant Professor of Engineering Education at Cal State LA focusing on structural oppression and equitable change in engineering education
California State University, Los Angeles
Episode: 84 - Standards Based Grading in Engineering, A Method for Focusing on Learning - an interview with Dr. Corin Bowen
Dr. Jenny Momsen
Researcher in biological sciences focusing on systems thinking and alternative grading approaches
North Dakota State University
Episode: 81 - The role of DBER in researching the impact of Alternative Grading Practices, an interview with Dr. Jenny Momsen
Phil Stringer
Head of Mathematics at Crofton House School, with interests in assessment and pedagogy
Crofton House School
Episode: 79 - Reaching Critical Mass: A Schoolwide Implementation of Alt Grading, How Feedback changes Student Interactions, and Other Tidbits from Phil Stringer

Hosts

Robert Bosley
Co-host, high school math teacher, instructional coach, and educator with extensive experience in grading practices and educational assessment.
Sharona Krinsky
Co-host and math instructor at Cal State Los Angeles, deeply involved in discussions regarding alternative grading and educational equity.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • This podcast should be content for all credential programs!

    Sharona and Robert do an amazing job of breaking down the importance of true teaching and the value of understanding where students are truly at and where they can grow.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Garden Girl 26
    United States4 months ago
  • Parent loves pod

    As a parent, it’s so helpful to know all this stuff! I love knowing how to be a good partner in my kids education; I know how much teachers care (u don’t do this job unless u love it; my MIL is a teacher!). Hearing professionals talk about how grading ACTUALLY works vs how it SHOULD work is mind blowing. I hope this pod grows. (Please don’t grade my review; I love punctuation wayyyyy too much!!!).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BibliophileG
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the depth of discussions around grading practices and the hosts' expertise as educators.
The personable nature of the hosts, along with their dedication to educational reform, receives positive praise from the audience.
Many find the content valuable for understanding the complexities of grading, particularly in terms of its impact on student learning.
The approach to addressing difficult topics like grade inflation and equitable grading resonates well with teachers and parents alike.

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47 - Taking Alternative Grading With You: An Interview with Dr. Rachel Weir
Q: What has been the biggest joy and challenge in your journey with alternative grading?
The biggest joy is seeing students reflect positively on their experiences in class, while the challenge lies in providing enough structure and flexibility to help all students succeed without becoming overwhelmed.
47 - Taking Alternative Grading With You: An Interview with Dr. Rachel Weir
Q: How did you get involved with alternative grading?
Dr. Weir initially started reading about equitable methods of teaching and stumbled upon Robert Talbert's work which inspired her to explore alternative grading methods as part of a flipped classroom approach.
49 - Teaching and Assessing Writing - Ungrading, AI and a LOT of Rethinking: an Interview with Emily Pitts Donahoe
Q: Could you tell us how you got involved in alternative grading?
I first heard about alternative grading when I was a graduate student at the University of Notre Dame. It started with an article about ungrading that featured Dr. Susan Bloom, which piqued my interest in non-traditional grading methods.
55 - Alternative Grading as a Healing Process Part 1 of 2: Exploring the Harmful Wordviews that Undergird the Letter Grading System, an Interview with Dr. Jeff Anderson
Q: What are the harmful models that undergird the letter grading system?
The letter grading system is based on harmful worldviews stemming from eugenics, behaviorism, and anti-democracy.
93 - The Importance of Understanding AI as an Instructor in Order to Comprehend It's Impact on Your Students and Your Grading
Q: What has been the reception by teachers of the use of this?
People are willing to learn, as long as you present it in a way that's digestible for them.

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2. Jennifer Martinez-Montes
3. Françoise Arseneault-Hubert
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6. Dr. Patrick Morriss
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