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Wednesday, May 15 • 2:45pm - 4:15pm
Exploring "Ungrading" in Assessment and Learning
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In this workshop, Susan D. Blum introduces some of the principles behind the growing umbrella of “ungrading” practices—calling into question the centrality of conventional grading practices, which practitioners of ungrading regard as both harmful and unnecessary— to place learning at the center of everything we do. Decentralizing standard grading practices allows us to build on students’ superpowers, which include curiosity and love of learning, and to avoid some of the harms of conventional schooling. Educators have found that these approaches and philosophies lead to greater learning, deeper engagement, and greater equity. Bring your concerns, and we'll workshop at least one assignment together.

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Susan D. Blum

Professor, University of Notre Dame
Susan D. Blum is a professor of anthropology at the University of Notre Dame. Her work has explored the fields of cultural, linguistic, and psychological anthropology in her quest to understand the nature of institutional education. She is the editor of the collection Ungrading... Read More →


Wednesday May 15, 2024 2:45pm - 4:15pm CDT
Lake Room Norris University Center, 2nd Floor