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Mastery Collaborative Resources List
At the MC 2018 Winter Quarterly on Wednesday, January 10, 2018 at Microsoft in Times Square, we shared this working document with attendees: Mastery Collaborative Resources List. We curated this list of resources in response to “wish list” requests from MC member schools across the five boroughs of NYC. Our community's stated wishes are fulfilled in this working document. We are very excited to share this back to the community whose resources appear here—and to others who find it useful. We aim to add more useful resources to this resource collection over time. Enjoy—and deep thanks to all the MC member schools who have shared mastery-related resources and will share more in the future, for the benefit of others in our community and beyond. |
Resources from Frank McCourt High School's Living Lab visit!
Including rubrics, grading policy, handbooks for students, families, and staff, course catalog, and course materials. In short, a gold mine! "Grades 9 and 10 were our master training wheels, but now in upper house, we have more control over our own learning. I talk to friends from others schools and they are taking "math" and "US History," but students here can choose these unique intersession classes. I'm in Shark Tank now! I’m probably going to major in business so I will use this in the future." —Jackson, student at Frank McCourt HS |
Urban Assembly Maker Academy - Mastery Grading Policy, 2017-18
UA Maker Grading Policy, 2017-18 MC Living Lab School UA Maker's Grading Policy is accessible by clicking the link above! It includes a useful glossary of terms, detailed clarity on how grades are calculated, a policy for making up missing work and improving one's mastery grade, a course extension policy, and a scale of marks. UA Maker has put much collaborative thought into this work, and we are their beneficiaries. Give it a look and let us know what you think—especially if you have questions.  |
Template for single point rubric
Single point rubrics are a clear way to message learning targets to students. This is an especially great option for language learners. |
Infusing CRE and mastery in your classroom practice
Start your school year by reflecting on how you use culturally responsive and mastery practices. Want to learn more? Stay tuned this year! |
Equity Snapshot: The Intersection of Mastery & Culturally Responsive Education (CRE)
This one-pager encapsulates conversations now happening across our community via the Mastery/Culturally Responsive Education Working Group, and via our "Talking About Race and Mastery" trainings with our esteemed partners at Border Crossers. The work will continue through the spring and onward! This is just a start.
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Student-led Conference Handbook from KAPPA International High School
This resource features a full array of resources to support Student-led Conferences: Roles and expectations for students, teachers, and families; Checklists; Outcomes; Rubrics and much more. If you run PBATS, Expos, or other student-led presentations that include outside reviewers, this resource will be of interest. |
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