Crystal Kirch

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Crystal Kirch

Crystal Kirch

@crystalkirch

Christ-follower, Wife, Mom, Educator, Asst Principal, Author, Speaker. Focused on student learning and teacher efficacy.

Laguna Hills, CA Katılım Ocak 2010
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Dr. Josh Kunnath
Dr. Josh Kunnath@JoshKunnath·
Zeros can have unintentional effects on student grades when used w/ the percentage scale & averaging. Take a look at the 1st q. learning progressions of 3 Ss below. Does the final grade match their holistic learning level? (Hint: notice their learning trajectories)
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Kyle Wilke
Kyle Wilke@KyleJwilke·
Merry Christmas to you and yours. Girl #2 coming in June 😀#tiebreaker
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Dr. Josh Kunnath
Dr. Josh Kunnath@JoshKunnath·
Thoughts on the "homework pass": 1) Is the homework really necessary in the first place? 2) If the practice is important for their learning, why give them a pass not to do it? 3) Rewards that exempt students from learning send the wrong message about the learning.
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Crystal Kirch@crystalkirch·
Really intrigued by this approach! It emphasizes the importance of practice in the learning process and as a necessary component in being ready for the "game" (i.e. the summative assessment)
Dr. Josh Kunnath@JoshKunnath

My grades are created 100% from summative assessment, so I don’t use grades to penalize Ss for late or missing practice. Instead, I address undesirable behaviors w/ communication & restorative practices. Here's the email I sent today to parents of Ss missing an important practice

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Tom Schimmer
Tom Schimmer@TomSchimmer·
A %-based grading system is inaccurate & unreliable. At best, it's incomplete - % score doesn't account for the type of error made. At worst, when making an indirect scoring inference, it's unreliable - the margin of error among teachers is typically +/- 5-6 points. #ATAssessment
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Crystal Kirch
Crystal Kirch@crystalkirch·
@tjhershberger It's going to be a great year! Enjoy your time before the full routine kicks in :)
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Crystal Kirch@crystalkirch·
@tjhershberger Great to see you today, and I love the intentionality you put into you implement everything!
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Howie Hua
Howie Hua@howie_hua·
New TikTok video: What *is* Common Core? How does it help students?
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Crystal Kirch@crystalkirch·
@amie_larsen You need to take a new picture tomorrow because it already looks so different with the paint!! It's amazing!! ;)
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Katie Lanier
Katie Lanier@lanier_katiesue·
Q3: What tools do you use or tips can you share about getting Ss and parent buy-in early in the year? (Feel free to share videos, letter examples...) #flipclasschat #flipclass
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