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That's true. However, in all the university classes with graded homework that I took, the homework only counted for a small fraction of the final grade (usually
by Chaebixi 9y ago
That's true. However, in all the university classes with graded homework that I took, the homework only counted for a small fraction of the final grade (usually <=10%). I think it was only "graded" to give the less-motivated students a more straightforward incentive to do it, and encourage more consistent engagement with the course content.
- Jtsummers 9y agoSame for me, which is another reason, though, to not worry about cheating on homework. Cheating on tests, yes, but homework, with it counting 10-15%, only means the difference between one grade level, at most. And a failing student would only move to a C or D.