Reflecting on Equitable Grading Practices in the World Language Classroom

ABSTRACT: This article discusses how adapting assessment and grading practices based on equity principles may impact students positively, considering their specific needs in the post pandemic era. We reflect on how some equitable grading practices such as flexible deadlines, a friendly tone of communication, and allowing multiple attempts have a positive impact on students’ personal and academic life.

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˜The œFrench review
Published
2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1353/tfr.2024.a947605
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1
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Second Language Learning and Teaching
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Reflecting on Equitable Grading Practices in the World Language Classroom

Michael Foster, Marisol Garrido-Gutierrez
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˜The œFrench review
Second Language Learning and Teaching
3.91
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Reflecting on Equitable Grading Practices in the World Language Classroom

Michael Foster, Marisol Garrido-Gutierrez
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Abstract

ABSTRACT: This article discusses how adapting assessment and grading practices based on equity principles may impact students positively, considering their specific needs in the post pandemic era. We reflect on how some equitable grading practices such as flexible deadlines, a friendly tone of communication, and allowing multiple attempts have a positive impact on students’ personal and academic life.

˜The œFrench reviewVol. 98(2)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Second Language Learning and Teaching
3.91
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