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#55 - Grading Policy

blindsk

on May 11, 2011

Thus marks one of five actual terms that I remember from history class.

Laissez-faire literally translates into "let things be as they were." Speaking words of wisdom, let it be. And I feel many teachers adopt methods like this for their grading. That's why you can never be too sure: sometimes you feel like you bombed your test and end up with an "A" while other times you feel so confident only to be dismayed with an "F." And this is the only explanation for such circumstances.

Little do people realize, teaching degrees are required to have a supplementary dart-throwing class during completion.