https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1 Please work with partners to review the most recent survey data regarding revision practices at CHS. Craft at least THREE summative statements (conclusions) that come out of your discussions. en-us 2019-02-14 18:44:31 UTC 2025-11-24 15:28:51 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335591897 1. While most teachers appear to agree that there are positive benefits for learning and grades when revision is allowed, most also feel there should be a penalty of some kind in the grade when revision happens.

2. There might be a concern about the purpose of the revision vs the learning.  Teachers may be more likely to allow revision if they feel it is about learning material and not to improve a grade.

3. It's likely that the graded item affects responses to requests for revisions, (ie, the quiz vs the essay vs the project). Some work items are designed to revise and improve as a process and others are not.

3b. Interesting that the level that seems least likely to allow revision is CP.]]> 2019-02-26 19:20:46 UTC https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335591897 boylejulie https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335597590 1.  A solid majority (78.5%) of CHS teachers believe all students in all levels should be allowed to revise work. 

2.  Revised work should NOT be entered into ASPEN for full credit.  Some penalty should be incurred (teacher discretion IE revise up to 90). 

3.  The student who refuses to work or knowingly put in no or poor effort does not qualify for revision opportunities. 

4.  All CCA's/PBA's can be revised both for credit in ASPEN and PBGR (in the quarter they are assigned). 

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Is our belief statement as a SIT group  "We should give ALL students equal opportunity to revise work to learn/grow AND to improve their course grade." 

]]> 2019-02-26 19:29:54 UTC https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335597590 https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335598196 Kathleen & Valerie
1. If they know that they can revise. Teachers majority (43.4%) believe that they will be less motivated to study/ do well. 
2. Most believe they should be penalized for not knowing it the first time. 
3.  81.2%  say it should improve their grade in ASPEN. ]]> 2019-02-26 19:30:55 UTC https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335598196 https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335598241 1. The majority of the CHS faculty believe that all students in all levels should be allowed to revise work.
2. The majority of the faculty believe students revised work should be entered into Aspen with some penalty/limits.
3. The majority of the faculty agrees that all students should be given equal opportunity to allowed revise work and improve their course grade.  
4. The faculty expressed concern that if students have the opportunity to revise, they may not put forth full effort in the first draft]]> 2019-02-26 19:30:59 UTC https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335598241 clunansandra https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335599845 1. Looking at data in general, strongest agreement about allowing revisions is UL, next agreement is ELA, SS, and WL. Moderate agreement to allow revisions in Arts, CTE, and Math and slight disagreement in Science.
2. Large number of school is okay with some type of revision.
3. Over half the school thinks there should be some penalty if work is revised.]]> 2019-02-26 19:33:35 UTC https://padlet.com/boylejulie/e13ubpazv1y1/wish/335599845