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>Just use AI: your article appears to be about high school? 1 to 2 failing students per course is expected (from lived experience, not ai)

• 1970-01-01 5mo ago
  HS and undergrad students have overlapping math levels: Algebra, Pre-calc, and Calc.
  • john_strinlai 5mo ago
    we're talking about this claim you made: "You cannot reject more than one or two students in a year" which you appear to be basing on a high school article your ai supplied you, which is irrelevant to how many students a post-secondary institution can fail per semester. overlapping math levels is unrelated.
    • 1970-01-01 5mo ago
      Do you disagree with this? https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/confessions-community-college-dean/failing-too-many?utm_source=chatgpt.com https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/confessions-community-c...
      • john_strinlai 5mo ago
        it does not claim that professors are only allowed to fail 1 to 2 students in a year.
        • 1970-01-01 5mo ago
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          • john_strinlai 5mo ago
            >Here's more, spoon-fed style: friend, you can just say "oops, my article was about high school, my bad". no need to start being a dick. >Are you disputing [...] i am disputing your claim: "You cannot reject more than one or two students in a year or the school will reject you" (as i have reiterated 3 times now). you have now morphed it into a completely different claim, which appears to be something along the lines of "you should not fail more than 30% of your class". which, for most of my classes, would be approaching 24 students i could fail. 12x your initial claim!