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If you believe your professor has unfairly graded you, you should first try to discuss the issue with them in a calm and respectful manner. Provide evidence to support your case and ask for clarification on why you received the grade you did. If the issue is not resolved, you can escalate it to the department chair or academic dean for further review.
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Does homework Unfairly Skews Grades?
yes because there is no help from a teacher
Where to go if treated unfairly at trial?
I was treated unfairly when i went to trial what can i do or who should i talk to
What is an Assissant Professor?
And Assistant Professor assists a wiser Professor, probably takes over classes and helps out with the students, and grades papers. In Harry Potter, there is no such thing as an Assistant Professor.
How does posting grades with registrar work?
professor submits, registrar posts!
Should there be grades in high school?
Yeah! there should be grades in high school
The Professor must post grades within how many weeks after the course ends?
7 days
How should you react if someone treats animals unfairly?
you should slap them and call animal control
Why should you have grades?
no
What should you do if you keep on getting C grades in your major regardless of all the hard work that you do?
Work that much harder. Talk to your professor or teacher and ask for help. Talk to your school counselor and ask for help. There are ways to better your grades in any class ... never say never. Ask for help.
Do you capitalize professor after his name?
Yes, "Professor" should be capitalized when it is used before a person's name as a title. For example: Professor Smith.
What should be studied to be a professor?
It depends on your subject. You should talk to a professor in the area of your interest.
Is it appropriate to ask a professor to round up your grade?
It is generally not appropriate to ask a professor to round up your grade, as grades are typically based on the work you have completed and the criteria set for the course. It is important to respect the professor's grading policies and decisions.
