80-100% of the grade imo. You could always tell which teachers were serious and teaching serious subjects by how little they cared about your attendance and hom

80-100% of the grade imo. You could always tell which teachers were serious and teaching serious subjects by how little they cared about your attendance and homework assignments. In math classes, you could tell in an instant when they only assigned the problems that had answers in the back of the book. Not doing your homework in a serious subject is just punishing yourself when the exam comes in and it looks like it's written in a different language. If you don't do your homework, or show up to class, but you ace the exams, you were just paying for the certification and to me that's totally legitimate. I went to school with a bunch of working class immigrants who were working full time and going to school full time. If they had to miss every other class because of work but wanted to make up for it by studying all night, that seemed admirable to me. Nothing I hated more than participation points. It reminds me of management desperate to increase their headcount. It's the insistence that the focus of the class is the master-shifu at the front and center. It's a 300-level math class, dude; it's nothing that most people couldn't learn on their own.