For Math Teachers
Standards-Based Grading for Math Teachers
Standards-based grading helps you measure student mastery more accurately and give clearer feedback for learning. Take the workshop, read classroom-tested strategies, and grab free templates—all built specifically for math teachers ready to make the switch in a practical, sustainable way.
Online workshop • Free blog library • Free downloadable templates
The Workshop
Standards-Based Grading Workshop
Our online workshop helps math teachers implement standards-based grading with practical, classroom-ready strategies—so you can roll it out this year without burning out.
Create mastery-based assessments tied to real standards
Build reassessment and retake systems that scale
Use proficiency scales students and families understand
Separate academic mastery from behavior
Free for 7 days • Cancel anytime • Built for middle & high school math
Self-Paced
Take it on your schedule, revisit anytime during the year.
Math-First
Every example comes from a real Algebra 1 or Geometry classroom.
Ready to Use
Leave each module with templates you can put in front of students.
SBG Tips, Strategies, and Examples
Free Downloads
Free SBG Templates and Resources
Download standards-based grading resources including concept checklists, quizzes, reassessment forms, proficiency scales, and classroom templates—ready to use in your math classroom.
Want the strategy behind every template? Take the SBG workshop →
GOOD QUESTIONS
Standards-Based Grading FAQs
Standards-based grading (SBG) measures student learning against specific standards or learning targets rather than averaging points over time. Instead of one blended percentage, students get clear feedback on exactly which concepts they have mastered and which still need work—with chances to reassess and demonstrate growth.
Yes. Math builds concept on concept, so a single averaged grade hides where a student is actually stuck. SBG ties each grade to a specific math standard, makes reassessment meaningful, and separates academic mastery from behaviors like late work—giving a far more accurate picture of what a student knows.
Start by listing your learning targets, writing a simple proficiency scale, and building short concept quizzes you can reassess. Our SBG workshop walks math teachers through each step, and our free templates—concept checklists, quizzes, proficiency scales, gradebooks, and retake policies—give you classroom-ready starting points.
Yes. You can download free SBG templates including concept checklists, concept quizzes with paired retakes, quiz analysis handouts, a proficiency rating scale, an editable standards-based gradebook, and a student-friendly retake policy—all ready to use in a math classroom.
The online workshop covers building mastery-based assessments, designing reassessment and retake systems, writing proficiency scales, separating academic mastery from behavior, and setting up a standards-based gradebook. It’s self-paced and built specifically for middle and high school math teachers. Start with a free 7-day trial.