Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Colleges should demand SAT scores, AP scores and other metrics of impartial and quantifiable appraisal. AND they should not need college recommendations.
Teacher recommendations are biased and racist.
Seriously? Then so is any boss or college professor recommendation too. What a weird comment to make with no evidence to back it up. Go touch grass and let teachers do their job.
You must be very privileged. https://www.chronicle.com/article/teaching-evaluations-are-racist-sexist-and-often-useless
Anonymous wrote:Colleges should demand SAT scores, AP scores and other metrics of impartial and quantifiable appraisal. AND they should not need college recommendations.
Teacher recommendations are biased and racist.
Liberal much?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Colleges should demand SAT scores, AP scores and other metrics of impartial and quantifiable appraisal. AND they should not need college recommendations.
Teacher recommendations are biased and racist.
Seriously? Then so is any boss or college professor recommendation too. What a weird comment to make with no evidence to back it up. Go touch grass and let teachers do their job.
You must be very privileged. https://www.chronicle.com/article/teaching-evaluations-are-racist-sexist-and-often-useless
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Colleges should demand SAT scores, AP scores and other metrics of impartial and quantifiable appraisal. AND they should not need college recommendations.
Teacher recommendations are biased and racist.
Seriously? Then so is any boss or college professor recommendation too. What a weird comment to make with no evidence to back it up. Go touch grass and let teachers do their job.
Anonymous wrote:Colleges should demand SAT scores, AP scores and other metrics of impartial and quantifiable appraisal. AND they should not need college recommendations.
Teacher recommendations are biased and racist.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So how are B+ or even average students to obtain recommendations? You can ask the students to prepare a list of accomplishments, and I’m sure you have a template for recommendations. Ridiculous to try to put forward the notion that you are drafting each recommendation from scratch. Do your job.
I DO draft each rec from scratch. They are very clear that this is what is needed: detailed, show that you know the student, not cut-and-paste. A neutral or cut-and-paste letter of rec is not useful at best, damning at worst. You really don’t know how this works.
Teachers should be obliged to write recommendations for even mediocre or poor students.
Why, exactly? It dilutes credibility for the teacher and for the high school.
What does such a rec look like?
"Larla demonstrates the ability to be in class on time. Larla turns in most work in a satisfactory manner." Damning with faint praise.
Anonymous wrote:Colleges should demand SAT scores, AP scores and other metrics of impartial and quantifiable appraisal. AND they should not need college recommendations.
Teacher recommendations are biased and racist.