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What is the impact of grading on sustainability? How might it negatively impact our students, and how does it affect motivation?
Paul talks with David Frangiosa on going gradeless in the classroom, addressing how going gradeless is not only best for kids, it's better for teachers, too. You can reach out to David on social media at @davidfrangiosa.
You can lend your voice to the Sustainable Teaching project by visting www.maketeachingsustainable.org.
Looking to be a guest on the podcast? Reach out to paul@maketeachingsustainable.org.
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