Another Post! Grading Standards...
Jan. 28th, 2009 12:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I was reading a Yahoo story about grading standards being challenged in Virginia. The school there has the grading scale as being 94 to 100 being an "A" versus the usual 90 to 100.
When I went to elementary school and high school, our grading scale was strangely more rigid than the schools around. It went like this:
I have no idea why it as this way, though I've heard it's different now. It does burn me up a bit, as my 3.795 GPA would have been a 4.0 in any other school around my hometown. Any opinions out there why this is good or bad? Any educators have an opinion?
When I went to elementary school and high school, our grading scale was strangely more rigid than the schools around. It went like this:
- 95 to 100 = A
- 88 to 94 = B
- 77 to 87 = C
- 70 to 76 = D
- <70 = F
I have no idea why it as this way, though I've heard it's different now. It does burn me up a bit, as my 3.795 GPA would have been a 4.0 in any other school around my hometown. Any opinions out there why this is good or bad? Any educators have an opinion?
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Date: 2009-01-29 02:05 pm (UTC)