Ashli Black - Revision history

imported>Raymond Johnson: added photo, minor edits

2015-05-27T16:36:44Z

added photo, minor edits

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	Ashli Black is a math education consultant and former high school math teacher from Bar Harbor, Maine. She is Director of Social Networking for Illustrative Mathematics and creator of Infinite Tangents, a podcast ~~for interviewing~~ math teachers.		[[File:Ashli Black.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Ashli Black]]
			Ashli Black is a math education consultant and former high school math teacher from Bar Harbor, Maine. She is Director of Social Networking for [[Illustrative Mathematics]] and creator of [[Infinite Tangents]], a podcast of interviews with math teachers.
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	* Blog: https://mythagon.wordpress.com/		* Blog: https://mythagon.wordpress.com/
	* Twitter: [https://twitter.com/mythagon ~~@mythagon]~~		* Twitter: https://twitter.com/mythagon
	* Google+: https://plus.google.com/+AshliBlack1		* Google+: https://plus.google.com/+AshliBlack1

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	At the [[2015 NCTM Annual Meeting]] Black teamed with [[Tina Cardone]] to present "Nix the Tricks" to a standing-room-only audience.		At the [[2015 NCTM Annual Meeting]] Black teamed with [[Tina Cardone]] to present "Nix the Tricks" to a standing-room-only audience.

	~~== Publications ==~~

	[[Category:People\|Black, Ashli]]		[[Category:People\|Black, Ashli]]

imported>Raymond Johnson: /* Why I Stopped Putting Grades On Papers */ linked to Black & Wiliam

2015-05-13T16:59:36Z

Why I Stopped Putting Grades On Papers: linked to Black & Wiliam

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	[[Infinite Tangents]] was created by Ashli Black in 2012. The podcast was created to capture "happenings in the classroom, teachers reflecting on their practice, and other stories from the front lines." To date, she has released 17 episodes of the podcast.		[[Infinite Tangents]] was created by Ashli Black in 2012. The podcast was created to capture "happenings in the classroom, teachers reflecting on their practice, and other stories from the front lines." To date, she has released 17 episodes of the podcast.

	==Why I Stopped Putting Grades On Papers==		==Why I Stopped Putting Grades on Papers==

	Ashli Black has been an advocate for offering feedback to students without grades. Her video, "Why I ~~stopped putting grades~~ on ~~papers~~" sparked a vibrant discussion among teachers about the feasibility and value of returning student work without grades. The video partly drew on work done at PCMI and from [[Dylan Wiliam]] and [[Paul Black]]'~~s "Teaching~~ Inside the Black Box."		Ashli Black has been an advocate for offering feedback to students without grades. Her video, "Why I Stopped Putting Grades on Papers" sparked a vibrant discussion among teachers about the feasibility and value of returning student work without grades. The video partly drew on work done at [[PCMI]] and from [[Dylan Wiliam]] and [[Paul Black]], including their ''[[Phi Delta Kappan]]'' article, ''[[Black, Harrison, Lee, Marshall, & Wiliam (2004)\|Working Inside the Black Box]]''.

	===Influence===		===Influence===
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	* https://mathbutler.wordpress.com/2014/05/09/circles-triangles-and-kites-oh-my-part-2-mtbos30-7-of-30/		* https://mathbutler.wordpress.com/2014/05/09/circles-triangles-and-kites-oh-my-part-2-mtbos30-7-of-30/
	* https://banderson02.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/my-plan-for-next-year/		* https://banderson02.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/my-plan-for-next-year/


	At the [[2015 NCTM Annual Meeting]] Black teamed with [[Tina Cardone]] to present "Nix the Tricks" to a standing-room-only audience.		At the [[2015 NCTM Annual Meeting]] Black teamed with [[Tina Cardone]] to present "Nix the Tricks" to a standing-room-only audience.

imported>Raymond Johnson: /* Infinite Tangents */ linked to Infinite Tangents

2015-05-13T16:11:53Z

Infinite Tangents: linked to Infinite Tangents

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	==Infinite Tangents==		==Infinite Tangents==

	Infinite Tangents was created by Ashli Black in 2012. The podcast was created to capture "happenings in the classroom, teachers reflecting on their practice, and other stories from the front lines." To date, she has released 17 episodes of the podcast.		[[Infinite Tangents]] was created by Ashli Black in 2012. The podcast was created to capture "happenings in the classroom, teachers reflecting on their practice, and other stories from the front lines." To date, she has released 17 episodes of the podcast.

	==Why I Stopped Putting Grades On Papers==		==Why I Stopped Putting Grades On Papers==

imported>Michael Pershan: /* Infinite Tangentss */

2015-05-13T16:03:58Z

Infinite Tangentss

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	* Google+: https://plus.google.com/+AshliBlack1		* Google+: https://plus.google.com/+AshliBlack1

	==Infinite ~~Tangentss~~==		==Infinite Tangents==

	Infinite Tangents was created by Ashli Black in 2012. The podcast was created to capture "happenings in the classroom, teachers reflecting on their practice, and other stories from the front lines." To date, she has released 17 episodes of the podcast.		Infinite Tangents was created by Ashli Black in 2012. The podcast was created to capture "happenings in the classroom, teachers reflecting on their practice, and other stories from the front lines." To date, she has released 17 episodes of the podcast.

			==Why I Stopped Putting Grades On Papers==

			Ashli Black has been an advocate for offering feedback to students without grades. Her video, "Why I stopped putting grades on papers" sparked a vibrant discussion among teachers about the feasibility and value of returning student work without grades. The video partly drew on work done at PCMI and from [[Dylan Wiliam]] and [[Paul Black]]'s "Teaching Inside the Black Box."

	===Influence===		===Influence===

	Ashli Black has been an advocate for offering feedback to students without grades. Her video, "Why I stopped putting grades on papers" sparked a vibrant discussion among teachers about the feasibility and value of returning student work without grades.

	* https://mythagon.wordpress.com/2014/05/02/why-i-stopped-putting-grades-on-papers/		* https://mythagon.wordpress.com/2014/05/02/why-i-stopped-putting-grades-on-papers/

imported>Michael Pershan: Created page with "Ashli Black is a math education consultant and former high school math teacher from Bar Harbor, Maine. She is Director of Social Networking for Illustrative Mathematics and cr..."

2015-05-13T16:01:08Z

Created page with "Ashli Black is a math education consultant and former high school math teacher from Bar Harbor, Maine. She is Director of Social Networking for Illustrative Mathematics and cr..."

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Ashli Black is a math education consultant and former high school math teacher from Bar Harbor, Maine. She is Director of Social Networking for Illustrative Mathematics and creator of Infinite Tangents, a podcast for interviewing math teachers.

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* Blog: https://mythagon.wordpress.com/
* Twitter: [https://twitter.com/mythagon @mythagon]
* Google+: https://plus.google.com/+AshliBlack1

==Infinite Tangentss==

Infinite Tangents was created by Ashli Black in 2012. The podcast was created to capture "happenings in the classroom, teachers reflecting on their practice, and other stories from the front lines." To date, she has released 17 episodes of the podcast.

===Influence===

Ashli Black has been an advocate for offering feedback to students without grades. Her video, "Why I stopped putting grades on papers" sparked a vibrant discussion among teachers about the feasibility and value of returning student work without grades.

* https://mythagon.wordpress.com/2014/05/02/why-i-stopped-putting-grades-on-papers/
* https://mythagon.wordpress.com/2011/08/17/feedback-and-sbg-changes-for-this-year/
* https://steinmetzmath.wordpress.com/2014/05/20/whats-my-grade/
* https://rootsoftheequation.wordpress.com/2015/03/30/sop-portfolios/
* http://www.coast2coast.me/carl/2014/05/04/around-the-blogosphere-fractions-grading-and-a-mtbos30-round-up/
* https://mathbutler.wordpress.com/2014/05/09/circles-triangles-and-kites-oh-my-part-2-mtbos30-7-of-30/
* https://banderson02.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/my-plan-for-next-year/

At the [[2015 NCTM Annual Meeting]] Black teamed with [[Tina Cardone]] to present "Nix the Tricks" to a standing-room-only audience.

== Publications ==

[[Category:People|Black, Ashli]]