The
other thing that really irked me was the fact that people who were absent on
pop quiz day then knew about the quiz, the questions, so therefore they had
time to prepare for a quiz they knew about. When you have knowledge of a quiz,
it is no longer “pop” and doesn’t have the same psychological effect it had on
the rest of us when we suffered through the hard quiz. Because we can’t take a
retake, it comes down to this: the kids who skipped class got rewarded with a
better quiz grade, thus a better class grade, while others who actually went to
school received a lower score. This may not be the case for everyone, because
it very well may have been that the kids who didn’t come to school didn’t study,
and students who came to school simply did not prepare like they should have. Maybe I’m just being a baby, but
I feel like to be fair, the students who missed class should face a pop quiz at a later
unknown date.
If you completely disagree, don’t
get me wrong; I know grades are not everything in this world. I definitely
don’t think I should have gotten a better grade because I know that I tried my best and
everything I could do. I know that my grade will
eventually go up once more assignments are put in the grade book too. The major problem
I’m facing now is: What’s going on, and why all of a sudden are my AP Lang
study techniques not working? Is it because the material is harder, or because my
methods are simply ineffective now? We just took a quiz on Monday, and it seemed to go
better-at least I felt like I knew more answers without a doubt, but we’ll see
the result soon and how my studying seems to be working.
Happy Tuesday,
everyone! (482)
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