If Your test grade avearge is 57 and your assignment grade is 75 and the test grade counts for 75% and asignment 25%, then your grade is
.75 (57) + .25(75) = 61.5
It depends how many points each assignment is worth
If there was only one assignment, your grade in the class is the grade received on that assignment.
Grading an assignment depends on what kind of assignment it is. If it is a written piece of work, one might grade for spelling and grammar, in addition to content. If it's a mathematical assignment, one might check that the work to reach the correct answer was done, in addition to the answer.
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Grade average of 89 percent and 93 percent averages 91% or an A-.
YES...it is worth 10 percent of your grade
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This is tough. It depends on how many assignments went into the 86 average you have now,and whether or not the next assignment will have the same weight as all the earlier ones.We have to assume (because we don't know anything different) that all of the assignments ...past ones and the next one ... are all worth the same weight.Use 'N' = the number of past assignments that made up the current 86 averageUse 'P' = the grade you need on the next assignment to raise the average to 98.The magic equation is going to be: (86N + P) / (N+1) = 98Multiply both sides by (N+1)86N + P = 98 (N+1)86N + P = 98N + 98Subtract 86N from each side:P = 12N + 98'N' is the number of past assignments, so it can't be less than 1.If it's only 1 thenP = 12 + 98P = 110.Bad news. Even if there was only one previous assignment, and you got 86% on that one,you'd need 110% on the next one to make an average of 98%.
depends on how the teacher grades.. total points? or are there different categories that contribute different amounts to the grade? your grade will drop significantly if you have not had many other assignments
40% of the grade of 96 and 60% of the grade of 50 gives (.4x96+.6x50) = grade of 68
An excluded assignment on PowerSchool is a graded task that has been removed from a student's overall grade calculation. This could be due to various reasons such as an error in grading, a special circumstance that affected the student's performance, or a decision made by the teacher or school administration. Excluded assignments do not contribute to the student's final grade and are typically marked as such in the PowerSchool system.
Yes. It's not necessary good practice, of course.