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To: rawhide
The C-plus prevented Thode, an otherwise A student, from going on to the next class and advancing in her professional therapist studies.

Given the dumbing down of academics, and grade creep, I wonder how many of the otherwise A grades were inflated? Or, were each and every one really earned?

If she knew that class participation was 25% of the grade why did she not try to please her teacher by behaving and participating in an orderly, polite manner?

If she received all A's otherwise, why would one C+ totally destroy her? If I recall a C+ was a passing grade, even for graduate school. It was not a good thing because grad students were expected to maintain a B average. Strange case. Should have been dismissed.

30 posted on 02/14/2013 2:30:04 AM PST by olezip
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To: olezip

“Given the dumbing down of academics, and grade creep, I wonder how many of the otherwise A grades were inflated? Or, were each and every one really earned?”

Interesting thought. Perhaps a sleaze lawyer can invent a new industry line of suing schools as part of professional malpractice against incompetent practitioners.


37 posted on 02/14/2013 4:18:25 AM PST by Rebelbase ( .223, .224, whatever it takes....)
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