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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can someone explain the difference? [/quote] The due date comes first. This is the official language in the regulation on grading and reporting: Secondary teachers are responsible for the following: a) Establishing due dates and deadlines. (1) T[b]eachers are expected to separate the due date from the deadline in order to increase opportunities for students to complete assignments.[/b] (2) Work turned in after the due date and by the deadline may be lowered no more than one letter grade or 10 percent of the grade. Work submitted after the deadline will be recorded as a zero. [/quote] What does this mean? My kid's school has due dates. If you turn in work one day late, you are penalized x%. After one day late, you get a zero.[/quote]
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