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I don't understand your point. If a genius takes the class, then they'll get a good grade in any grading system. I'm talking about a student who starts off poor
by a_shovel 5y ago
I don't understand your point. If a genius takes the class, then they'll get a good grade in any grading system. I'm talking about a student who starts off poorly and does badly on some early assignments, then improves dramatically during the course. Even if they get to the same level of knowledge as the genius, under the traditional grading system, the early poor grades will stand. That will influence their final average/GPA even though those early grades are no longer relevant.
- paulcole 5y agoThey don't even need to be at the same level of mastery as the "genius." Everyone in the class needs to get to a pre-defined level of mastery of the subject. The genius isn't rewarded (in terms of grade for this class) for being 10x beyond that -- everyone who gets over the bar of mastery gets the same grade.