Anonymous wrote:One of mine in HS had a teacher who gave tests with 4 questions only.
Miss one you get a B, miss two you got a D, etc...
AP course.
I rarely went to administration at my school. Maybe twice having six kids.
For this, I went. Why?
1. The teacher never once answered emails or phone calls.
2. The teacher told students he would not help after class ie no office hours ever.
3. There was no learning coming from this classroom the teacher was ineffective at best.
4. The teacher thought it was "funny" to pick on students in class.
My student had no trouble with the tests. They were an A student and taught themselves. However, given this was an AP class I expected better instruction.
After our conversation with the principal, the testing structure changed.
The crappy teacher was still crappy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If HS Honor class average grad for test back to back below 40%.
Teacher not replying back to parents.
What is your question?
I believe it's the following:
"If the average grade in an Honors class for two tests in a row was 40%, who is really failing - the teacher or the kids? Parents have reached out to the teacher and gotten no response on what's happening in the classroom."
Personally, I'd want to know from the teacher whether these tests are practice tests or whether they count towards a quarterly grade. Presumably the kids in an Honors class are used to working harder and the average grade on a test should not be an F."
Anonymous wrote:One of mine in HS had a teacher who gave tests with 4 questions only.
Miss one you get a B, miss two you got a D, etc...
AP course.
I rarely went to administration at my school. Maybe twice having six kids.
For this, I went. Why?
1. The teacher never once answered emails or phone calls.
2. The teacher told students he would not help after class ie no office hours ever.
3. There was no learning coming from this classroom the teacher was ineffective at best.
4. The teacher thought it was "funny" to pick on students in class.
My student had no trouble with the tests. They were an A student and taught themselves. However, given this was an AP class I expected better instruction.
After our conversation with the principal, the testing structure changed.
The crappy teacher was still crappy
Anonymous wrote:If HS Honor class average grad for test back to back below 40%.
Teacher not replying back to parents.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If HS Honor class average grad for test back to back below 40%.
Teacher not replying back to parents.
What is your question?
I believe it's the following:
"If the average grade in an Honors class for two tests in a row was 40%, who is really failing - the teacher or the kids? Parents have reached out to the teacher and gotten no response on what's happening in the classroom."
Personally, I'd want to know from the teacher whether these tests are practice tests or whether they count towards a quarterly grade. Presumably the kids in an Honors class are used to working harder and the average grade on a test should not be an F."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If HS Honor class average grad for test back to back below 40%.
Teacher not replying back to parents.
What is your question?
Anonymous wrote:If HS Honor class average grad for test back to back below 40%.
Teacher not replying back to parents.