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The grandparent means 'passing grade', not 'pass rate'.
by Luc 13y ago
The grandparent means 'passing grade', not 'pass rate'.
- dpritchett 13y agoThanks! I couldn't quite wrap my mind around a school with 60% per-period attrition.
- rmc 13y agoYes. Perhaps a dialect difference. We'd say "pass rate" to mean "get less than this and you fail, more and you pass". We don't tend to use the word "grade" here for results in tests, to my ears it sounds very Amercian. ☺ We'd say "mark".