Assessing Summative Work
Understanding Grading
Summative Work (80% of Semester Grade)
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Summative DUE Dates
The beginning/end dates for each summative corresponds with the beginning/end dates for the creation and subsequent submission of the summative.
Revision/remediation dates for each summative will be posted in the weekly workflow for the associated course.
Late Submission of Summative
Late work results in a reduction of the time needed to complete any necessary revision/remediation work (including related formative work) since this must be completed before the end of the posted revision/remediation period.
Submitting a Summative
To ensure that you have the opportunity to take full advantage of the remediation/revision process for a summative, you must:
complete and submit the summative assessment on time
complete and submit all related formative work on time
Improving a Summative Grade
To improve a summative score through the remediation/revision process, you must:
have completed all related formative work
use the feedback from Mrs. Juster to make any necessary revisions to the summative
seek out additional feedback from Mrs. Juster, if needed
present your revised summative in a 1:1 conference with Mrs. Juster where you'll receive additional feedback and a new grade.
repeat this process as often as desired within the posted remediation/revision time frame.
Grading Scale
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Summative Work
Rubrics for Summative Assessments
Posted along with detailed directions for each unique summative, rubrics offer learners specific performance goals. Click here to see all summative assessments.
Special Codes in Aspen/X2
IP* IN PROGRESS- Indicates that work on this assessment is currently in-progress.
BG* BEING GRADED- Indicates work has successfully been turned in and is being graded.
NA* NOT APPLICABLE
MI MISSING - Indicates that work is missing. This calculates as zero until the work has been submitted.
*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.