Sooo, I'll be posting some pictures of me soon. I just have to get off my lazy ass and use my roomate's scanner. Simple tasks (particularly if they involve technology) scare the bejesus out of me.
McGill's grading system is, pardon the ebonics, wack. The grade for my history of women in the middle east class is partially based on 3 book reviews; On the first book review, I finished the book several days before the due, took notes, and finished the thing a day before it was due. I received a B/B-. On the second book review, I finished the book at 3 am and finished writing the essay 20 minutes before it was due. I received an A, and the professor told me what an excellent piece of work it was. Well, bugger.
This proves what I have long suspected: McGill's grading system is almost entirely random and arbitrary. In short, it is whack. That is all.
Tabby is sleeping on my giant stuffed pengi. She always sleeps there. It's quite precious.
McGill's grading system is, pardon the ebonics, wack. The grade for my history of women in the middle east class is partially based on 3 book reviews; On the first book review, I finished the book several days before the due, took notes, and finished the thing a day before it was due. I received a B/B-. On the second book review, I finished the book at 3 am and finished writing the essay 20 minutes before it was due. I received an A, and the professor told me what an excellent piece of work it was. Well, bugger.
This proves what I have long suspected: McGill's grading system is almost entirely random and arbitrary. In short, it is whack. That is all.
Tabby is sleeping on my giant stuffed pengi. She always sleeps there. It's quite precious.
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saruman:
McGill uses a toss and grade technique:
- Toss the papers in the air
- Grade them in whatever order they land
ssp123:
pleasures all mine. 