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Reply to "Transcripts - what does the notation about the grading changes say?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wish more teachers would grade appropriately. I teach English and I refuse to hand out anything over a 95% on any written assignment. I won't give 100s anymore. It's blatantly false to admit that any student is capable of perfection. The highest grade a student has received for a MP all year in my class is a 94% and I don't see that changing[/quote] If none of your students is capable of writing a flawless essay, perhaps you ought to rethink your approach to writing instruction. At this point in the year, your students should be able to follow the writing process and produce a proper essay.[/quote] A proper essay does not mean a 100% essay. A C paper is still is a proper essay. [/quote] And a 100% of course level standards essay does not mean a perfect essay. Almost no one in the world can write a perfect essay, even professionals. [/quote]
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