>> The new grading removes “non-academic factors,” with the school district using the example of turning in homework late.
if you haven’t completed the assignments on time, you aren’t going to do any better on the subsequent assignments.
Doesn’t matter if it is math, grammar, or history.
“if you haven’t completed the assignments on time, you aren’t going to do any better on the subsequent assignments.”
No, but when the teacher hands out the graded assignments you can the complete the late one.
I taught Jr High for over 30 years. Homework/daily work is much more like ‘real life’ than are tests. For most people once they leave school with only a few exceptions, tests are a thing of the past. But we all have to deal with daily work that needs to be done on time, or we pay a penalty.
Go ahead, send that credit card payment late. Doing stuff on time is racist. So is that late charge.
Why is SDUSD setting its students up for failure in life?