Gradebook Setup Information

(Do Not use the “Setup Wizard” that opens up when you first start up the program.)

These first three items are pull-downs under “Define.”

Period: 2008

Interval: Spring

Subject: EDUC 318/319 (Set the grading to “Multilevel”)

(To set your Result Column, pull down “Select” to “Result Column,” then choose “Subject.” That will give you total percentage and the letter grade in the Farthest Right column.)

Assignments

Description	First Category Link	Letter Grade BPs	Score Weight	Edit Mode	Max. Value
Assessment Activity # 1	Teaching	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Assessment Activity # 2	Teaching	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Discussion Model Teaching # 1	Teaching	Multilevel	3	Letter	100
Interactive Presentation Model Teaching # 2	Teaching	Multilevel	3	Letter	100
ILPE Model Teaching # 3	Teaching	Multilevel	3	Letter	100
Classroom Management Teaching # 4	Teaching	Multilevel	3	Letter	100
Gradebook	Gradebook	Multilevel	1	Numeric	100
Unit	Unit Planning	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Lesson Plans (These are the lesson plans from your unit)	Lesson Planning	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Teaching video	Video Teaching	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Teaching with Primary Sources	TPS	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Annotated Bibliography # 1	Annotated Bibliography	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Annotated Bibliography # 2	Annotated Bibliography	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Annotated Bibliography # 3	Annotated Bibliography	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Journal # 1	Journals	ESU	1	Letter	100
Journal # 2	Journals	ESU	1	Letter	100
Journal # 3	Journals	ESU	1	Letter	100
Participation	Participation	Multilevel	1	Numeric	100
Portfolio	Portfolio	Multilevel	1	Letter	100
Classroom Management Plan	C-M Plan	Multilevel	1	Numeric	100
Standards posting # 1, Etc. (If you finished early, you can either just put an “X” in the empty fields, or put a “Yes.” Grade-wise it’s probably best to put the “Yes.”)	Participation	Mastery Yes/No	1	Letter	100
Standards posting # 2	Participation	Mastery Yes/No	1	Letter	100
Standards posting #v3	Participation	Mastery Yes/No	1	Letter	100
Standards posting # 4	Participation	Mastery Yes/No	1	Letter	100
Standards posting # 5	Participation	Mastery Yes/No	1	Letter	100
Standards posting # 6	Participation	Mastery Yes/No	1	Letter	100
Standards posting # 7	Participation	Mastery Yes/No	1	Letter	100
Standards posting # 8	Participation	Mastery Yes/No	1	Letter	100

Grading Categories

Description	Method of Grading	Letter Grade BPs	Category Weight
Teaching	Averaging	Multilevel	30
Bibliography	Averaging	Multilevel	10
C-M Plan	Averaging	Multilevel	5
Gradebook	Averaging	Multilevel	5
Unit Planning	Averaging	Multilevel	5
Lesson Planning	Averaging	Multilevel	5
Video Teaching	Averaging	Multilevel	5
TPS	Averaging	Multilevel	5
Journals	Averaging	E-S-U+-	10
Participation	Averaging	Multilevel	10
Portfolio	Averaging	Multilevel	10

Letter Grades

Multilevel BreakPoints

A+ = 98

A = 93

A- = 90

B+ = 87

B = 83

B- = 80

C+ = 77

C = 73

C- = 70

D+ = 67

D = 63

D- 60

F = 0

NOT = 0

Letter Grade Entry

A = 95

A- = 91

B+ = 88

B = 85

B- = 81

C+ = 78

C = 75

C- = 71

D+ = 68

D = 65

D- = 61

F = 0

NOT = 0

E-S-U +-

E = 95

E- = 90

S+ = 80

S = 70

S- = 60

U = 0

NOT = 0

Mastery Yes/No

Yes = 95

Part = 65

Redo = 0

NOT = 0

Standards grading

(These grades are based on when you turned the standards in; they don’t change when you turn them in after they were due. You either turned them in correctly done when they were due, or you suffer the consequences of your action. As I told you at the beginning, these are for the state. They have to be done and they have to be done correctly if you want to be certified.)

1. If you turned the standard set in on time, turned in the correct number, and were not asked to redo them, then you get a “Yes”

2. If you didn’t turn them in on-time, you get a “Not” (even if you turned them in later.)

3. If you were asked to redo any or all of a set, you get an “R.” (That grade doesn’t change after you fix them. If you don’t fix them, you don’t pass the course.)

4. If you only turned in part of what was due when they were due, you get a “P.” (That grade doesn’t change after you complete the rest of them. If you don’t complete them, you don’t pass the course.)