Ocenianie a przepisy prawa. Co warto wiedzieć?

What should you do when the school statute says one thing and the law says another? Are grades such as A+ and C- allowed? We addressed these and other questions during the webinar "Grading and Legal Provisions. What's Worth Knowing?", which took place in a Q&A format. We answer questions such as: Does a student have the right to improve their grade, and how many times can they attempt to do so? Can pros and cons be applied for activity and homework? Can a "F" be given for missing homework? What should you do if you know a student's work isn't independent? We also suggest good, legally compliant practices that support teachers in their daily work and help students see their progress. Gabriela Olszowska - reviewer of textbooks for the Ministry of Education and Science, co-author of textbooks and Polish language curricula. She is a Polish language educator and teacher in secondary schools. She conducts training for teaching boards and principals on assessment, and is the author of "O! Prices at School. Unfinished Lessons. From Regulations to Art." She is an active member of OSKKO. The webinar was led by Ewelina Gorczyca, expert coordinator of the Learning School program. --- The webinar is organized in cooperation with the "Learning School" program. This program is a project of the Center for Citizenship Education and the Polish-American Freedom Foundation, implemented by the CEO. #assessment #one #nohomework #plusesforactivity #worldlaw #teachercard #ok #educationalassessment #noassessment