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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Definitely not coming back. 2 of ours are in college now, after graduating from MCPS, 1 still in an MCPS HS. For the top kids, they know for every exam what they need for their A (can get a 59 on some assessment for example). For the bottom, they don't care. So exam scores weren't good and that was bad optics for MCPS. Because teachers give a rubric, kids are taught how to game the system - do the minimum to get the maximum[b] Our college kids (one in private one at an OOS flagship) are doing great, one will to graduate summa cum laude amd the other expects to do the same.[/quote] [b]That isn’t how rubrics work[/b]. [/quote] Yes, it is. Kid has a 96.2, has an assessment worth 15% of their grade, they can and do, do the math, and figure out they need xx on the assessment and can skip the rest of the 10% homework assigments and still get an 89.6, which equals an A in MCPS. Rubric lays it all out for them[/quote] Umm those same percentages are laid out in course syllabi in college. Students have been doing the math forever. Heck, I had professors whose finals were optional just because of this.[/quote]
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