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Shouldn't the mark be primarily a signal for the student to indicate how well they understood the subject, and to serve as motivation?
by Scarblac 3y ago
Shouldn't the mark be primarily a signal for the student to indicate how well they understood the subject, and to serve as motivation?
- dfadsadsf 3y agoIf 80% of students get A, it's very weak motivator if you are top 10% student. Essentially there is no point in working harder than some arbitrary pretty low threshold. Most subjects has unlimited depth so it should not be too hard to design test with reasonable questions where no student get everything right and you can do normal distribution for grades (something like 5% A+, 10% A, 40% B, 30% C, 0-15% F)