EPTOn May 02 2009 15:17 -orb- wrote:
Do you even know how different teachers use curves different ways? Wow, I lose faith in idiots on the internet when I read posts like this
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Do you even know how different teachers use curves different ways? Wow, I lose faith in idiots on the internet when I read posts like this
Do you even know how curving works for classes? The normal curve is there as an example, but obviously each professor has their own way of using it. I didn't think I would need to explain the point , but apparently you are displaying idiotic qualities yourself. Anybody who gets 60%+ is not going to get a B+ or above because a curve limits the number of students who can get A's or B's. It forces the majority of students into the C range, which is why his post is not correct. Read it again, you might be able to see why
