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szamoca
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Dear Colleagues,
What is the word in English for the book where you keep the record of Ss � marks, absence, the things that you teach etc.
We used to have in a form of book two years ago. Now everything is on computer.In Hungarian we use the same word adding an e- to the beginning of the word.
Do your Ss have a separate book for their marks?
Thanks for answering.
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13 Mar 2011
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dturner
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We call this a teacher �s daybook. Student �s here do not have a separate book for their marks. The teacher would post marks on a wall for students to look at and this is to be updated every couple of weeks. Each assignment would have a rubric and marks attached. During the term, students receive a computer generated (from the teachers) report card. This is given or mailed to the student and his/her parents 5 times a year. As well, each teacher regularly sends home emails to parents informing them of what they are doing in class, their child �s grade, each assignment �s mark and any missing assignment that the student has not completed. Hope this helps.
dt
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13 Mar 2011
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Riphly
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In the USA, the book or ledger for recording attendance has been called a �roll book. � �Roll � as in �roll call �. It is also called a roster by some teachers.
Another book or ledger for recording student performance, if it were separate from the roll book, would be the �Score Book, � �Performance Ledger, � �Grade Book, � or any of a number of titles. I don �t think there is a standard for the whole country.
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14 Mar 2011
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