When my students asked me (as a class) to grade on a curve, I suggested the following alternative. "Place N chips in a can. Let them marked in the following way: 10%F, 20%D, 40%C, 20%B, 10%A. Let each student pick a chip and leave the class, certain of his/her grade." For some reason, nobody ever wanted to do that! :-) Generic wrote: > My wife wants to adjust marks for a course she is marking. Does someone have > a formula or something for using a bell curve to move them up or down? > > I have done this sort of thing about 15 years ago, but I can't remember any > of it! > > --
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