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    professors are grading harder or easier so they do not lose their jobs. Grade inflation is becoming a major issue in college it seems. In the articles, Grade Inflation Gone Wild by Stuart Rojstaczer and Doesn’t Anybody Get a C Anymore by Phil Primack speak upon grade inflation and grading in college. Grade inflation is seen as a problem. Grading depends on the…

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    in a different high school might decide to drop out if they attended a school where many boys and girls did so.” -James S. Coleman. This quote illuminates an unfortunate truth. Imagine a very smart student in school. This female student is in 11th grade and performs well in and out of the class room. Now let’s assume that she has some friends that aren’t so intelligent. Her friends are always screwing around and not listening when they are at school. Eventually the behaviors of these friends…

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    The debate of students having to be required to have passing grades is a very difficult one to address either as the student, parent or teacher. I am not here saying that students should not be in sports while attending grade school. But if they are going to play sports, they should also have a grade point average of 2.0 and above to ensure that they don’t lose focus of school academics. First you would need to ask your self what’s the plan you and your child have set for them during and after…

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    also created a website on grade inflation, which he has done much research on. Rojstaczer wrote “Grade Inflation Gone Wild”, an opinion editorial in the Christian Science Monitor, which is particularly focused on grade inflation in the United States. Rojstaczer claims that many people, professors, and administrators turn their backs on the ongoing grade inflation at universities and colleges which must be addressed and fixed. Rojstaczer highlights the impact that grade inflation has on students…

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    College Roommate Essay

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    college to be the year of your dreams, you must confide with your new roommate to make this desire happen. Set standardized negotiations, rather than rules, to set fourth for the year, this way it will be less stressful while trying to earn the academic grades your parents are longing you to conquer. Keep in mind that your colleague will have different likings than you; therefore, respect and support whatever it…

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    What makes college classes much more different from high school classes? Is it the deadlines, school work, teachers, time managing, or maybe all of the above? Many students figure it out during the beginning of first semester, they’re slowly being drained with class work, exams are coming their way and learning so much new information at once begins to get to them, trust me I can relate right about now. Students begin to realize this isn’t high school anymore, it’s much more serious now.…

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    and what they needed to do to become a more efficient leader. Provided 25 hours of motivation counseling 's to seven students that were performing at a military or academic level below their capabilities, 80% of the students tended to improve their grades and /or their military bearing afterwards. Administered 1218 progress checks vie testing to 42 students in three classes, resulting in an overall GPA of 89.93%; 0.50% above the course average. In addition to the 1218 test; 620 assignment sheets…

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    rouge grading scale. Grading scales can be complicated enough, but there is always a few professor who feel the need to overcomplicate things through the use of weighted grade scales, and other strange and unique scales. The use of these grading scales end hurting the students then helping them, and it makes the overall class grades lower than they should be. Thus the professor…

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    An automated essay grader is a computer program that is used to instantly grade essays and short answer responses for class instructors. Another purpose for automated essay scoring (AES) is to assess a student’s work by checking grammar, style, and structure while also producing feedback for the student to reflect on before submitting their essays. The main objective of an essay grader is to classify the facts and terms which are being used in the written essay. An AES is also used as a rating…

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    4.0 Student Stereotypes

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    perfect grades are common words associated with a “Nerd” or a student who is excelling in every area of school. Everyone knows a 4.0 student because they're in every class of every school in the United States. A 4.0 student is a title put over a person who really just cares about their education and wants to excel and be the best they can possibly be in their classes. A few misconceptions surrounding these students would be that all they do is study, study and study some more because their…

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