Okay, today in Social Studies (I'm in 7th grade), me and my group of two other girls had to preform a skit about Caius Mucius. The most you could get on the assignment was 50/50. When we were done, our Social Studies teacher wrote and cirlced 50 on our paper, which would be a 100%, and me and my group were happy. As me and my group were sitting in our seats, the next group started to do their skit. In the begining they said, "Good morning Mrs. (teacher's name) and class."
Then our teacher looked at me, motioned me to her desk, crossed out the 50, and wrote 48. Then she said
"You forgot to say Good Morning Mrs. (teacher's name). That means we had 100%, and went down to 96%. At my school that would be an A-. Why would she do that? She didn't mark any other groups' grade down because they didn't say that. Is that even, how do I say, "legal", to do? I don't know how to put it. But is a teacher allowed to do that?
2006-11-02
13:05:16
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