This page contains specific information about implementing a standards-based grading system in your classroom. You can also click on the implementation tag.
Creating Topic Scales
Setting Up The Gradebook
Power User Tips
Six bonus posts:
Foundation of Standards-based Grading
Playing the Whole Game
Picard, Not Data
The Weekly Portfolio
Translating to a Letter Grade
#1 MeTa Musings
#2 Always Formative
#3 Teaching Chemistry
#5 Quantum Progress
#6 An Old Math Dog Learning New Tricks
Here's Stephen Lazar's Social Studies example.
A wiki set up by Miss Calculate for beginners. It's math-focused.
and another one that's math-focused with a standards-based grading page set up by Julie Reulbach.
Here's the template I use for students to track their scores. It's from Word 2003 (Mac) and I've noticed it gets uglified in newer version. You get the idea though:
Most of what I started with was from Classroom Assessment and Grading that Works by Marzano. The template is obviously based on his example. I can't think of a book I was in love with though. All of the 'gurus' have some good ideas and you'll need to just take what you need. I've gotten a lot of practical stuff from Dylan Wiliam, Susan Brookhart and James Popham.