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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How does this lower grades? Only being assessed on major assignments is college-like. Someone said one mistake gives you a B on a test. That’s the part that’s confusing. And won’t colleges be comparing kids within the same school? [/quote] In my kid’s class 1 wrong is a B. 2 wrong is a C. Wrong in can be a paper where something underlined should have been italicized. Done once is a B. It goes down from there. [/quote] So they’ve raised the bar to get an A? [/quote] I have several kids at madison. Yes, in my experience, much harder now. [b]There is no reason a small, technical issue done once should result in a B.[/b] [/quote] There is only one reason, equitable grading and closing the gap.[/quote] How is raising the bar “closing the gap” or eQuItAbLe grading? [/quote] Because [b]when the poor performing students do well, say a C or B [/b]on a single assignment it sticks as their final grade. System intentionally confusing and convoluted to allow desired results. [/quote] If a student does well then what’s the issue with them getting a B or C? [/quote] Still waiting to hear from PP: if a student does well (AKA knows the content) why it’s an issue for them to get a B or C? [/quote] Because no one understands your question. Are you asking what’s wrong with getting a 2.0 or 3.0? Having a kid who recently applied to college, I can tell you that you’re not getting into VT or any similar school with that type of gpa [/quote] Recap of convo: Q: How is this “closing the gap”? A: Poor performing students might do well and get a B or C Q: why is this an issue? ? [/quote] [b]You’re an idiot. [/b]No one can answer your idiocy and expect you to not be an idiot. Here is a better recap: Recap of convo: A: Poor performing students might do well and get a B or C Q: why is this an issue? Kids who deserve As do not always get those deserved As at JMHS. Kids who deserve As at other FCPS locations, get As. And, kids at most FCPS locations all get to add buffers to grades, boosting up scores from B+ to an A, but not at JMHS. This excludes those kids from better schools when that won’t happen to other FCPS students. Yeah, why does this matter, indeed. [/quote] So respectful.[/quote]
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