How to master grading with Google Classroom

Rob PriceTeacher Community at Seneca Learning

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Grading hundreds of students and delivering differentiated teaching is difficult at the best of times.

When teaching remotely, it’s even more important that students are assessed & receive personalized feedback on their work where possible.

You can follow these 3 pieces of advice to help with your grading on Google Classroom:

  1. Create separate classrooms for each of your classes! This makes grading each of your classes more manageable & efficient. ⏰
  2. Try creating a Google Forms document that self-grades. ✏️
  3. If you don't know how to create self-grading form then use Seneca Learning. Seneca grades all work for you and links to Google Classroom. All the questions are pre-made by teachers & aligned to your spec so that you don't have to create your own quizzes! ✅

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