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The answer to your question is that the class in question is a bad class, and needs to be fixed. If 45% of students are failing, then either the class needs to
by stale2002 8y ago
The answer to your question is that the class in question is a bad class, and needs to be fixed.
If 45% of students are failing, then either the class needs to be changed, or more effort needs to be made to prevent students from taking a class that they are likely to fail.
- sethammons 8y agoSure, perhaps. And that has nothing to do with the failure case for curve grading.