For this month’s cartoons, I have selected a bunch of cartoons that tickle me about the onerous tasks of judging student performance and behavior on a daily basis and deciding what mark to put down in report cards. Anyone who has taught in K-12 or higher education knows well the tensions, the periodic wincing, and doubt that accompanies report cards and grading tests and essays. So here are a few cartoons that I hope will give readers a chance this summer to chuckle or grin before teachers and students return to school Enjoy!
Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice 
My favorite is the print version of this Peanuts routine on grading a sculpture.
Ah, Laura, I wish I had the print version to include. Lucy’s monologue on getting a “C” on a coat-hanger sculpture is superb. Thanks.
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