At Crescendo Education Group, we understand the pivotal role teachers play in shaping the educational journey of their students. That’s why we’re dedicated to providing tailored support and guidance to help teachers navigate the complexities of equitable grading and experience the transformative impact of the practices–for them and for their students.
Whether a teacher is grappling with grading disparities, frustrated by students focused only on point accumulation, or striving to make grading less difficult and subjective, our expert coaches will support them every step of the way.
Elements of Coaching
Implement Equitable Grading Practices
Coaches support teachers to understand and implement more equitable grading practices, and reflect on the outcomes.
Receive Individualized Support
Coaches use probing questions to guide thinking, invite reflection, and build the capacity of each teacher to implement improved grading.
Build Evidence for Equitable Grading
Each teacher chooses an
equitable grading practice to
implement and collect data to assess the results.
Coaching Empowers and Supports Teachers
Through coaching, teachers will:
- Develop insightful strategies to implement more equitable grading practices in the classroom
- Generate classroom-based evidence to justify and accelerate equitable grading across classrooms
- Receive support to overcome potential hurdles and promote consistent engagement and process
Learn more about how our individualized coaching services can support your teachers on their equitable grading journey.
See how coaching has impacted fellow educators
The biggest surprise for me is that by implementing equitable practices, I have a larger buy-in with the content from students. They are now willing participants in class and are not just going through the motions.
~ Lisa, High School Social Studies Teacher, CA ~
This process has made me look more closely at what goes in the gradebook: which assignments are in alignment with the standards and which are not. I have a different lens of looking at the work now, it’s not just a means to an end, it’s about whether or not they’re meeting the standard.
~ Rylee, High School English Teacher, CA ~
Assessment scores are better and students have a better understanding of the material. It’s working! They’re [students] doing much better. It really makes a difference and I am so glad I am doing this work.
~ Amali, High School Science & AP Biology Teacher, VA ~