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Grading the Graders
by Yash, Rylee, and Xuanhang
With regard to a crucial component of education, "Grading the Graders" will question the status quo and promote critical thought. Our dedication to preserving a well-balanced tone, an interesting design concept, and a variety of thought-provoking side topics will guarantee that our podcast finds a wide audience. We hope to add to the continuing conversation about the grading system by offering our perspectives, experiences, and solutions. Examining and enhancing the instruments we employ to gauge student achievement is essential in a world where education is always changing. This podcast aims to provide clarity on the grading system by highlighting its advantages, criticising its drawbacks, and suggesting improvements that could push it to new frontiers.
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Standarized Testing - Yash Shrivastava
Script -Introduction – Duration 1:00Introduces me and the topic of standarized testing. Very short and just uses some sarcasm to give this episode direction with respect to the topic.Topic #1 – Duration 2:00 – 3:00Main point: History and impact of standardized testing in the United States, particularly in the context of public education.Supporting point: Influence of the government in mandating standardized testing, its implications for educational policy, and the unintended consequences of this testing approachSource: (Salinas, J. & Guajardo, C. (2022). A review of Standardized Testing and its relevance to public education).Topic #2 – Duration 2:00 – 3:00Main point: Counter my own argument by talking about how standardized tests establish a uniform standard for evaluating student achievement and their overall importance in the educational system, particularly in the United States.Refutation: Refute the counterargument by pointing out fallacies in the system such as its uniformity and its non-holistic designSource: Tunnel, Lisa. “Standardized Tests: The Benefits and Impacts of Implementing Standardized Tests.”Topic #3 – Duration 1:00 – 2:00Main point: Discuss possible alternatives to standardized testing. Probably add some sarcasm in there.Source: Neill, Monty, and Bob Peterson. “Alternatives to Standardized Tests - Rethinking Schools.”Closing – Duration 0:30 – 1:00summarize how standardized tests are too uniform and lack personality, how this is a double-edged sword, but also mention how it is an essential tool that has worked for a long time and changing it, while recommended, will require a massive effort. Maybe a meme to end it?
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With regard to a crucial component of education, "Grading the Graders" will question the status quo and promote critical thought. Our dedication to preserving a well-balanced tone, an interesting design concept, and a variety of thought-provoking side topics will guarantee that our podcast finds a wide audience. We hope to add to the continuing conversation about the grading system by offering our perspectives, experiences, and solutions. Examining and enhancing the instruments we employ to gauge student achievement is essential in a world where education is always changing. This podcast aims to provide clarity on the grading system by highlighting its advantages, criticising its drawbacks, and suggesting improvements that could push it to new frontiers.
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