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Credit Recovery at CHS

Credit Recovery at CHS. Jolyn Stone, Guidance Counselor. Rules for Credit Recovery. Must have failed the course to take it through EdOptions. EdOptions Log in. Pre-Assessment.

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Credit Recovery at CHS

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  1. Credit Recovery at CHS Jolyn Stone, Guidance Counselor

  2. Rules for Credit Recovery Must have failed the course to take it through EdOptions

  3. EdOptions Log in

  4. Pre-Assessment • Gauges what students already know and "banks" those objectives and student only works through those objectives that are shown not mastered in the pre-assessment • Students have lessons and then a submission for each objective that they must complete.

  5. Earth Science Lesson

  6. List of Lessons and Submissions

  7. Alg II Lessons and Submissions

  8. Benefits of EdOptions • Self paced so students are allowed to complete as much (or as little!) as they want to as quickly as they want • Assessments are proctored/"locked and unlocked' by administrators. • Teachers can monitor what they are or are not doing and lock lessons until they receive help from the teacher.

  9. Student Submissions

  10. English 9th – 12th Grades • Read a novel and take a quiz. 9th grades write a character sketch; 10th graders write a literary analysis; 11th and 12th graders do a research paper on a topic related to the novel. • We do require students to take notes from the lessons to prove that they haven't just opened and submitted the lesson without reading it. • Although there is an option to retest on submissions that are failed, we do not allow students to retest in order to promote more rigor and effort throughout the program. In other words, they can't just guess until they finally pass.

  11. Thank you

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