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Does this invalidate the author's point, given that she still delivers a GPA-compatible grade at the end of the course?
by neon_electro 5y ago
Does this invalidate the author's point, given that she still delivers a GPA-compatible grade at the end of the course?
- Kwpolska 5y agoIf you’re given letter grades throughout the course, you can easily predict your final grade, by computing an average (perhaps a weighted average, as specified in the course’s grading rules). In this system, you don’t know which grade your collection of vague and fuzzy feedbacks corresponds to until the very end.