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Jun 14, 2018
We have a teacher in a high-school who grades tests without indicating the max amount of marks allocated to specific problems. He just shows marks deducted for steps that are wrong. However, the tests have total marks. Isn't this bad practice? For instance, how do we know whether deductions are proportional or that the tests have been graded fairly for all students ?
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