This issue brief from the New England Secondary School Consortium outlines what separates proficiency-based grading from traditional grading.
Source Organization: New England Secondary School Consortium (NESSC)
Leadership in Action: What is Profiency-Based Grading?
By New England Secondary School Consortium
December 18, 2014
- Published December 18, 2014
- By New England Secondary School Consortium
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