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There's nothing intrinsically intuitive about letter grades. It's just that you've been taught those specific arbitrary mappings. Consider for example the "S"
by jsnell 1y ago
There's nothing intrinsically intuitive about letter grades. It's just that you've been taught those specific arbitrary mappings.
Consider for example the "S" as a better grade than "A", originating from Japan but widely applied in gaming.
- xboxnolifes 1y agoEven worse, is S actually good, or does the scale go SSS+, SSS, SS, S, A, B?