Hi folks,
I've made a little video to help explain two new codes in our PowerSchool gradebook that you will only encounter in my classes: IES (Insufficient Evidence Submitted) and NES (No Evidence Submitted by Choice). Please share this with your folks as it can be a little confusing when you look at PowerSchool and don't know what's up.
In a nutshell, NES means you chose not to submit any evidence for that standard for that assessment -- typically the weekly blog posts.
IES means you have not submitted enough evidence for that standard for me to report out a numerical grade yet. If we get within three weeks of the end of the quarter and I do not have enough evidence, I will have to change this to NM (Not yet Meets) a.k.a. 50 and it will have a major impact on your grade.
If you see a Missing in the grade book, that's something YOU HAVE TO MAKE IT UP. Missings become NM when they are not completed. It's what separates a Missing from NES.
UPDATE: 1.4.15. Was just informed that the audio on the video doesn't work. I'll try to make a new version this week.
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