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How should we grade evidence in schools?
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Grading Evidence in Schools
Eric Demoncheaux, PhDBattle Abbey School
Objectives
1. Describe the practice of “evidence-based learning”
2. Discuss the presentation and classification of evidence
3. Discuss grading of evidence and integration into our teaching practice
What is“evidence-based
learning?”
Two fundamental questions…
• What is the purpose of learning?• How do I decide what to do in class?
You have to know where you’re going before deciding how to get there…
What is the purpose of learning?
Improving the quality of students’ lives…
What is evidence-based learning?
Evidence based learning is the conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the learning needs of individual students.
Classification of evidence
How do I decide what to do?
“…use of current best evidence…”
Meta-AnalysisStudents questionnaires
Case StudiesTests
Anecdotes
More systematic observation ► better evidence
Integrating evidence & practice
What type of outcome measures?
• Types of learners, LDDs, G&Ts• Age groups• Students-oriented outcomes:– Value Added– Attainment
Student or Subject oriented?
• Student-Oriented Outcomes. – Grades, value added– May or may not reflect improvement in student outcomes.
• Subject-Oriented Outcomes. – Outcomes that matter to students and help them better
their lives
Systems applications
In short… EBL is the conscientious, explicit,
and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the learning needs of
individual students.
EvidenceSystematic observation =
high-quality evidence
Students-oriented evidencepreferable to
Raw gradepreferable to
Any other surrogate markers