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02/09/2007

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bhokalibisht8622 4 days ago

nice english
UTTAR PRADESH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
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uses exact same pattern of evaluatition my friends:->

antispy 12 days ago

great doc. I rated it

xstephakneex 28 days ago

that is so funny. i wonder if teachers really do this lolol

madndy about 1 month ago

My lecturer said that he did this to grade the exam. Instead of throwing them to stair, he kick the stack. The closer the paper to the door, the higher the grade

christygirl 2 months ago

very,very funny

jblane0323 2 months ago

I believe professors at my institution use the bottom-F top-A method... its a damn shame that they substitute a playground slide for the staircase...

M.Salem 2 months ago

nice one...hope not to see any one doing this to his students...

DanayOnooph 2 months ago

:) so, there is issue of paper's weights.
very funny

OrphanAnne 3 months ago

This makes me wonder if all these years that I had been writing papers, if this was the way I was being graded.

@nup 11 months ago

:) :) must read to all prof.

Pameladragon about 1 year ago

When I was a teaching assistant, I used a different grading method. I would draw some concentric circles on my ofice floor. With me at the center, I would toss all the papers up into the air. Those that landed in the center were As, the next ring Bs, and so on. Anything that went outside the last circle was an automatic F. This method saved me the trouble of actually leaving my office to find a staircase.

trishster about 1 year ago

cant the staircases all be a+? haha this thing is excellent

Anonymous about 1 year ago

This makes a lot of sense to me. It is fair and non-discriminatory. This is the way to go. I just wonder if the steps were one foot wider if that would have had an effect on those difficult to determine +/- grades? But then again, why mess with something that has been documented to be successful?

Very funny!



horses4jesus about 1 year ago

yea that postage was mine about the paper airplane(horses4jesus)

Anonymous about 1 year ago

I shall fold my next exam paper airplane style. But, that would suck if the professer used the lower step=F system.

Anonymous about 1 year ago

awsome stuff.... i never knew that the truth is so hard. So this is how exams are really graded. I shall henceforth pray to god more than i really prepare for exams... very hilarious

Anonymous about 1 year ago

this is so awesome !

hilarious actually.

fb-1652790283 about 1 year ago

lmao

fb-25829118 about 1 year ago

creative, lol, i wouldnt want to be graded this way, but it would be funny to see how it turned out grade wise

fb-701490703 over 2 years ago

this is how i would grade papers... very creative stuff

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