[GradeQuick] Re: teacher consequences?
- From: "Susie Highley" <shighley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <gradequick@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2006 10:04:44 -0500
Wow! To my knowledge, we've never had anyone THAT late. It seems like a
conference with an administrator would be in order, and perhaps a notation in
the teacher's file (if the fault is truly their own).
Or, what if report cards were printed without their grades, and parents started
calling in to ask why theirs were missing?
Susie
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From: Bonnie Littleton [mailto:bonnie@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wed 11/1/2006 9:18 AM
To: gradequick@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: [GradeQuick] teacher consequences?
Greetings!
We just got GradeQuick Web up and running at the beginning of October,
and
so far it's been great! We have favorable reports from our teachers who
really enjoy the ability to update grades from any internet connection.
Now, my question has nothing to do with GradeQuick Web, but a totally
different topic. I thought since most of you are in this situation I
would ask how you handle this problem.
What do you do with teachers who are late with grades? We used to have
grades due on Mondays at 8am. We switched it to Tuesdays at noon in
hopes
of having more people get grades in on time. Unfortunately we STILL
have
the same bunch late as we did before!
Does anyone have a method that seems to work with these chronic
procrastinators?!?!
Thanks for your help. I am simply looking for ideas for this
frustrating
problem.
Bonnie
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