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professoredu · 1 year
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ikno-io · 1 month
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Discover what a 4 in GCSE means, its implications, and how it compares to the previous grading system. Learn why the grading system was changed and tips on how to improve your score. read the full article: https://bit.ly/3ABmKkU #GCSE #StudentGrades #EducationSystem #UKEducation #StudyTips read more: what is a 4 in gcse
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mymetric360 · 9 months
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"Was it fair for my professor to only curve certain students' grades?" #StudentGrades #CurvedGrades #FairnessInEducation #AcademicEvaluation 😕 Was it acceptable that my professor only chose to curve some students? If you've found yourself in a similar situation, you're not alone. Many students have experienced the confusion and frustration of a professor's selective grading curve. In this article, we'll delve into the logic behind grading curves, the potential reas... Read more: https://mymetric360.com/question/was-it-fair-for-my-professor-to-only-curve-certain-students-grades/?feed_id=66966
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eddievillanueva · 2 years
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“Change Grading Culture” 2/21/23 - #ungrading #grading #pedagogy #radicalpedagogies #culture #drsusanblum @humanrestorationproject #grades #schoolstress #drawing #sketchbook #drawingoftheday #photooftheday #sketchoftheday #artistofinstagram #collage #coloredpencil #ink #inkdrawing #art #artwork #artschool #artistlife #radicalhonesty #watercolor #markers #alcoholmarkers #studentgrades @suicidal_teachers @teachergoals https://www.instagram.com/p/Co7mLPKrMtD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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embod1ment · 3 years
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# Assignment  # StudentGrades dataset contains data about student exam scores #
# Assignment  # StudentGrades dataset contains data about student exam scores #
# Assignment  # StudentGrades dataset contains data about student exam scores # in a school district. Upload it to your Rstudio and  # read the data set into memory using the following code: d = read.csv(“StudentGrades.csv”) View(d) # Questions # Use dplyr and ggplot2 packages to answer the following  # questions. library(dplyr) library(ggplot2) # 1) Create a histogram of math scores for females…
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#include <stdio.h>
 struct student
{
   char StudentName[20];
   int StudentIDNumber;
   float StudentGrade;
   char Instructor[20];
};
 int main ()
{
   struct student Manjares = {"Coline Manjares", 7876, 1.00, "Kenneth Auxillos"};
   struct student *ptr_Manjares;
   ptr_Manjares = &Manjares;
    printf("Student Name: %s\n", ptr_Manjares -> StudentName);
   printf ("Student ID Number: %d\n", ptr_Manjares -> StudentIDNumber);
   printf ("Student Grade: %.2f\n", ptr_Manjares -> StudentGrade);
   printf ("Student Instructor: %s\n", ptr_Manjares -> Instructor);
}
 OUTPUT:
Student Name: Coline Manjares
Student ID Number: 7876
Student Grade: 1.00
Student Instructor: Kenneth Auxillos
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ejcee · 9 years
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This resort got a nice set up , And this how I grade my students ... Out door swimming pool cinema projector 😆awesome! #pool #resort #vidoke #studentgrades
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TYPEDEF
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
 typedef struct student
{
   char StudentName[20];
 int StudentIDNumber;
 float StudentGrade;
} status;
 int main()
{
 status record;
strcpy(record.StudentName, "Coline");
record.StudentIDNumber=7681;
 record.StudentGrade = 86.5;
 printf(" Student Name: %s \n", record.StudentName);
 printf(" Student Id Number: %d \n", record.StudentIDNumber);
 printf(" Student Grade: %.2f \n", record.StudentGrade);
 return 0;
}
 OUTPUT:
Student Name: Coline
Student Id Number: 7681
Student Grade: 86.50
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