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Lee Binz

Saturday, 01 February 2020

[Free eBook] Making the Grades

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Does anyone take "mommy grades" seriously?! Do I really even need to grade at all? Maybe it's just English papers that you hate to grade? (I ca...

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Lee Binz

Monday, 23 December 2019

Grading Estimate

High School Grades & Credits Independent HS

Let me guess. You didn't use tests on all your homeschool subjects, right? Neither did I! And yet, somehow, my children survived! Some homeschoolers think it's tons of fun to go back through four years of high school records and try to find or recreate every possible test, quiz, and assignment. For me, that doesn't sound like fun. I was not one of those people. Plus I've noticed that even when parents do some forensic grading...

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Lee Binz

Friday, 16 August 2013

Should I Give My Student Pass/Fail Grades?

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Should you use letter, number or pass/fail grades on your homeschool transcript? Subscribe to my YouTube channel. You will be notified when I create new videos on homeschool high school topics!

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Lee Binz

Friday, 05 November 2010

Reconsidering Homeschool Grades

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Are your grades too low? When your student is doing two to four times the normal amount of work in class, it becomes even more important to consider incorporating all of their work within their transcript grade. This can happen particularly with students involved in Classical Education, or those in heavily academic homeschool co-ops. You do not want your child to be at a competitive disadvantage when compared to their public school peers. With a Great...

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Lee Binz

Thursday, 10 June 2010

College Admissions: Are Work Samples Required?

College Admission

It's difficult to know exactly what records to keep and exactly how to keep them. Colleges may want to see samples of work, so always be prepared. I have been wondering something as I am attempting to collect samples for the end of the year. Did you ensure that your samples you kept for transcripts were marked? As in edits, grades, etc? I have a habit of marking on work but wonder if I should keep...

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Lee Binz

Thursday, 03 December 2009

The HomeScholar Total Transcript Solution Launches at Noon!!

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Noon (Pacific Time) is the official launch of our Total Transcript Solution . We will be having a free webinar this morning to celebrate. You can sign up for "Credits and Grades and Transcripts, Oh My!!" at this registration link . You are NOT going to want to miss this hour long content rich webinar. Register for our free webinar this morning on Credits, Grades and Transcripts !

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Lee Binz

Sunday, 04 January 2009

What is the "Right Way" to Grade?

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People sometimes ask homeschoolers "Where do you get THE curriculum". It's funny, because there are so many curriculum choices and everyone does it differently, and homeschoolers know there is not ONE curriculum. The same is true, though, when you ask "How do public schools grade classes?" Because every class, every teacher, and every high school is different. Public school teachers know there is not one "right" answer to that question. What is your advice about the...