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the new policy(passive) caused bypossible grade inflation
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the UK ’s universities ’ degree algorithms , which translate marks into a final classificationare contributingto grade inflation
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fro m parents and siblingshas ledto grade inflation
However reforms to A - levels which divided the qualification into six units and allowed candidates resits to boost their marks are saidto have contributedto grade inflation
Pressure to pass studentshas causedgrade inflation
whereas instructors in the past had more grading flexibilitypossibly leadingto grade inflation
evaluations ... higher gradesleadsto grade inflation
university officials fiddling around with “ degree algorithms ” – which translate the marks achieved by students during their degree into a final classificationhas contributedtowards grade inflation
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The move will address concerns about pupils sitting exams in modules , and re - sitsleadingto grade inflation
If only the worst , outlying marks are omitted , it is possiblewould leadto grade inflation
to give higher gradesleadingto grade inflation
Suppose you were asked to test the proposition that publishing students ’ teacher evaluationscausesgrade inflation
Multiple exam boardshave ledto grade inflation
the steady rise of credit scores as the economy expanded over the past decadehas ledto ‘ grade inflation
Concern over the rigour of coursework - generally , marks are higher in courseworkresultingin grade inflation
combined with a decentralised grading practiceledto grade inflation
structural factors ... universitiesleadto grade inflation
potential intra - municipal school competitionleadsto grade inflation
Offering extra credit is not always appropriatemay leadto grade inflation
The traditional wayleadsto grade inflation
departments ... because it can helppreventgrade inflation
certain policiesmay contributeto grade inflation
Labour policies(passive) caused bya grade inflation
the withdrawal policiescontributedto grade inflation
the competitive pressures between boards which it is alleged in the present systemleadsto grade inflation
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because we have created multiple mechanismsto preventgrade inflation
The argument on one side ... that they did n't wantto causegrade inflation
the research ... some universitieswas contributingto grade inflation
issues for studentsmay causeissues for students
more students to graduatewould causemore students to graduate
more students to be at the top of the distributioncausesmore students to be at the top of the distribution
the increase in honors studentscausesthe increase in honors students
to students who are unsuited to higher education staying in the system longer and usually incurring more student loan debt without being able to pay more student loan debt offhas ledto students who are unsuited to higher education staying in the system longer and usually incurring more student loan debt without being able to pay more student loan debt off
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a situation where far too many pupils were getting the top grades ( A and A * in old moneyhad createda situation where far too many pupils were getting the top grades ( A and A * in old money
to an irreversible decline in the quality of studentsHas ... really ledto an irreversible decline in the quality of students
the courses that students chooseinfluencesthe courses that students choose
to attract students and fundingdesignedto attract students and funding
most students to be overconfident in their abilitiescausesmost students to be overconfident in their abilities
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this discrepancy(passive) is caused bythis discrepancy
a problem ( in distinguishing between graduatescreatesa problem ( in distinguishing between graduates
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to worthless degrees and cognitive biases ... leaving students thinking they are smarter than they actually aremay leadto worthless degrees and cognitive biases ... leaving students thinking they are smarter than they actually are
a plethora of students that have an average above 90has createda plethora of students that have an average above 90
the course selection process of the studentsmay influencethe course selection process of the students
to more than a quarter of students getting a firsthas ledto more than a quarter of students getting a first
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weak students to be admitted and retainedis causingweak students to be admitted and retained
in a tough reality check for studentscan resultin a tough reality check for students
a problem called the GPA gapcreatesa problem called the GPA gap
to a bias problem in admissions as wellcan leadto a bias problem in admissions as well
to an asymmetrical positioning of students in class and also in the workplacescontributesto an asymmetrical positioning of students in class and also in the workplaces
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a false sense of students ’ academic progresscreatesa false sense of students ’ academic progress
some of the best students to perform at less than their bestmay causesome of the best students to perform at less than their best
how students approach course and college expectationsmay also influencehow students approach course and college expectations
in more than a dozen straight - A students in a single classcan resultin more than a dozen straight - A students in a single class
students to study less than in previous yearshas ledstudents to study less than in previous years
to declining work effort by college studentshas contributedto declining work effort by college students
from the competitive market ethos and the increasing imperative to satisfy fashionable obsessions of the politiciansresultingfrom the competitive market ethos and the increasing imperative to satisfy fashionable obsessions of the politicians
from the emphasis in American education on the notion of self - esteemhas resultedfrom the emphasis in American education on the notion of self - esteem
GPAs to skyrocket across all divisionshas causedGPAs to skyrocket across all divisions
a decline in educationhas causeda decline in education
this percentage to increasehas causedthis percentage to increase