Summary: Starr Sackstein believes in change, and sometimes change in education means cutting out archaic practices like traditional homework and grades.<br><br>Author of Hacking Assessment and Hacking Homework, Starr explains how to change out-of-class work so that the onus of learning and how that learning is assessed falls squarely on our most important stakeholder — the student.<br>Read an excerpt of Starr's latest book, Hacking Homework, at <a href="http://hacklearning.org/hwgrades" rel="noopener">http://hacklearning.org/hwgrades</a><br><br>Check out all Hack Learning podcast episodes and show notes links at <a href="http://hacklearningpodcast.com" rel="noopener">http://hacklearningpodcast.com</a>
