Assessing Summative Work
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Summative Work (70% of Semester Grade)
Summative Work (70% of Semester Grade)
Through summative assessments, students demonstrate competency and transferrable skills. Timely completion of this work is essential and allows for reassessment - additional opportunities to experience growth and try again. To that end, additional formative work may be needed to fully prepare for reassessment.
Authenticity & Originality
The authenticity and originality of every summative must be documented with a “breadcrumb trail” to ensure its validity. Invalid submissions will not be accepted.
Rubrics for Summative Assessments
Rubrics for Summative Assessments
Posted along with detailed directions for each unique summative, rubrics offer learners specific performance goals.
Summative DUE Dates
Summative DUE Dates
Due dates for each summative will be posted in the weekly workflow for the associated course.
Failure to complete a summative assessment in a timely manner may result in a penalty and forfeiture of the opportunity to engage in reassessment. See the student handbook for more details.
Reassessment DUE Dates
Reassessment DUE Dates
As specified in the student handbook, it is the student's responsibility to initiate the request for reassessment within three school days from when the work is returned to the student.
Reassessment opportunities, procedures and dates will be posted in the weekly workflow at least three days prior to the deadline for requesting reassessment.
Special Codes in Aspen/X2
Special Codes in Aspen/X2
IP* IN PROGRESS- Indicates that work on this assessment is currently in-progress.
BG* BEING GRADED- Indicates work is being graded.
NA* NOT APPLICABLE
MI MISSING - Indicates that work is missing. This calculates as zero until the work has been submitted.
EX EXCUSED - Indicates that work does not have to be completed.
*Aspen/X2 will flag each of these "special codes" as EXEMPT which means that the code is "exempt" from calculations. This does not mean the learner is EXEMPT from the assignment.
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