Weightless Excel G&A
admin @ 2 October 2007
Filed in Categories: G&A
This Grades & Attendance file is not a weighty matter, it’s just straight up grades.
The no-weight grades and attendance is not a new item, it has always been available on the youngminds website. Someone recently wrote me regarding the donnayoung.org G&A with the test column. I could see that those who do not need to weigh grades would be better served to have the no weight G&A and it is now online at http://donnayoung.org/forms/planners/exgrade_attend.htm









— Donna Young · Oct 2, 11:37 PM · #
— Tanya · Oct 2, 11:58 PM · #
— Elaine · Oct 3, 12:34 AM · #
— Tressa · Oct 3, 01:04 AM · #
Tanya, there`s an example of grade weight here:
http://donnayoung.org/apologia/general.htm#weight
— Donna Young · Oct 3, 01:28 AM · #
— Tanya · Oct 3, 10:10 AM · #
— Elaine · Oct 3, 04:00 PM · #
— Tressa · Oct 3, 06:35 PM · #
— Michielle · Oct 3, 06:47 PM · #
— Donna Young · Oct 3, 10:08 PM · #
— Adrienne · Oct 17, 09:56 PM · #
If I were to generalize, I`d suppose that high school students would be the group most likely to have their grades weighted. I started weighing test scores higher when my children were in 7th grade.
— Donna Young · Oct 17, 10:58 PM · #
I`ve home schooled for about 10 years so far and have another 8 years to go! I have always weighted my kids grades. Of course I am a certified Teachers Aid even though I`ve only taught my own kids. I find it encourages them to work harder, especially because they know I work hard not only setting up their day, collecting or creating curriculm but grading their work.
— Robin · Oct 17, 11:30 PM · #
— Donna Young · Oct 17, 11:36 PM · #
Thank you, Donna! - Adrienne
— · Oct 26, 01:47 PM · #