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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you have any evidence that there are lots of kids who “significantly” improved their grades because of virtual learning? Also, this class had half of their 6 semesters virtual. Hard to know whether they would have improved anyway. And agree that test scores should be submitted. [/quote] I have a friend who made it her full time job to do her junior’s homework and tests. No joke. This kid has straight As and didn’t do a thing. In my daughter’s experience, a lot of friends were cheating by using facetime and texting during tests. One friend got caught cheating on tests, submitting the same paper as a friend twice, etc and still got an A. The regular level classes made it very easy to cheat because they give standard multiple choice tests, but in the IB classes, every test given is an essay test and there is really no way to cheat, so grades were pretty normal. [/quote] yep. I know a lot (a half dozen plus?) parents who checked and corrected every.single.one of their high schoolers assignments this year (and/or did many of them outright). [/quote] How can you be friends with people like this. I am serious. Their values seem SO messed up. [/quote] Pp here. I use the term friend loosely. Neighbor who talks too much might be more accurate [/quote]
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