With all this talk on grading, a question

[Chet Rogers]

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Would it be harder to get better grades from being graded on a curve or if you do your work at a certain level you get that grade associated with it.
On the latter, I can think of, their is a lack of competition, but if you do not do top notch work an A is out of the question.

 

[tautomer]

I have found that to get an A, you really have to get what is meant by the term A, curve or not.

But that's just me.

 

[DieselPetrolGrl]

im surprised someone hastnt beat u down for asking this - if they do come join me in the corner we can ourselves and play music ..maybe even throw a and ignore the for not letting us ask questions about the G word - like it isnt death already when its mentioned in class


personally im scared to offer an opinion on this but.... i say curve because sometimes u can do A quality work that would earn u a A with a fair examination or a C with another (diff proff's exam)..and well shouldnt we all obey the sacred bell curve ..why stop now..the statistics monkeys will get mad