Supergumby5000
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In my Dynamics class, we were given a take home final today. It is due Friday.
There is a "honor" statement at the beginning of the test requiring our signature stating we will not work with others, etc etc.
It is graded on a distribution curve (for those who dont know what that is, lets say there are 100 students: thus, 20 will get an A, 20 will get a B, 20 a C, 20 a D, and 20 an F).
Does this seem fair for a TAKE HOME test? I mean, i am an honest person when it comes to this kind of thing. So if i take this test an get a 95%, but 40 other people above me work together, cheat, and all get 96-99's, i essentially get a C grade for my A test.
A few of my friends and I want to confront him about this. I feel like anyone who knows how a distribution curve works wil want to cheat, then the people who dont understand the curve/honest people will get screwed.
And dont reccomend that i should cheat. Thats retarded.
In my Dynamics class, we were given a take home final today. It is due Friday.
There is a "honor" statement at the beginning of the test requiring our signature stating we will not work with others, etc etc.
It is graded on a distribution curve (for those who dont know what that is, lets say there are 100 students: thus, 20 will get an A, 20 will get a B, 20 a C, 20 a D, and 20 an F).
Does this seem fair for a TAKE HOME test? I mean, i am an honest person when it comes to this kind of thing. So if i take this test an get a 95%, but 40 other people above me work together, cheat, and all get 96-99's, i essentially get a C grade for my A test.
A few of my friends and I want to confront him about this. I feel like anyone who knows how a distribution curve works wil want to cheat, then the people who dont understand the curve/honest people will get screwed.
And dont reccomend that i should cheat. Thats retarded.
