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However, I remember the grading scale as A is 90-100, B 80-89, C 70-79, D 60-69, and F below 60. In viewing my school districts grading policy, it says that a C is 75-79, D is 70-74, and F is below 70.
Our whole state just changed grading scales, and I don’t know what to think. Policy & Politics. Tennessee teacher here. Our previous grading scale was a 7 point scale, like so: A 93-100. B 85-92. C 77-84. D 70-76. F 0-69.
In most classes 89.5 is the cutoff for an A. Some teachers warn you they’ll not round an 89.5 to a 90 in the beginning of the semester and if you get an 89.5 you get a B+. They warn you right off the bat and tell you they’ve had fights with students who resulted to the respective department, and the teachers have won.
When they lower the scale it's not the students who are being graded, but the teachers : r/idiocracy. Go to idiocracy. r/idiocracy. r/idiocracy. Its a world where stupid people reproduce more often than the intelligent ones, leading to "a dumbing down" of the population. Intellectual curiosity and social responsibility are mocked ...
So, there's that. Now, to be passing a class in my school, a student needs to earn a 70% in the class. In my school, we do not use the letter grading system. But, when I taught in NC, we did use the letter grading system. 93-100 = A, 85-92 = B, 78-84 = C and 70-77 = D. Anything below a 70 was an F.
kleusken. •. The grading system in Melbourne may be different from what you're used to in the US. There may be variations in grade raises and scaling policies across universities. Achieving an 80+ mark is generally considered impressive in Australia, but the difficulty can vary depending on the course.
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Standards based grading is a huge mistake. Policy & Politics. I teach high school English, and like many other 6-12 teachers in America I've been seeing a push from my administration to adopt elementary-style standards based grading. The core message has been that #"grades should only communicate student achievement towards mastery of skills."#.
So this makes complete sense to me. Shoot for anything lower then your not helping yourself fulfil your potential. Asian grading scale…. A - Average B - Below Average C - Can’t eat dinner D - Don’t come home F - Find a new family. Fnid a new family, this guy got an F in spelling. We may be white, but I love this.
My English teachers grading scale is why (each thing he finds “wrong” is -1 point) This is English 10, and none of this is required by the syllabus. It is entirely my own teachers doing.