Quoting Michael Sylvester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> suppose for some reason a student finds it more
convenient to take the
> same course taught by another instuctor at another
time.It is too late
> to add/drop.So you decide to consult the other
colleague teaching the same
> course to allow the student in the colleague's class.
Colleague says
> it is ok. You enter in some agreement that the
student's course grade will
> be entered in your grade sheet at the end of the term.
> I am aware that if a prof is teaching two sections of
the same course,
> a prof may allow the student to attend another
section,but he/she
> would enter the student's grade in the enrolled
section.
>
> What are the pros and cons of the first scenario?
I'd say no. The grade you submit is supposed to
represent your course, and your evaluation of the
student. Honor the add/drop deadline. If you do this for
one student, you are obligated to do it for others, and
then life gets needlessly complicated. Finally, in the
case of a grade dispute, it'll get messy.
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John W. Kulig
Plymouth State College
Plymouth NH 03264 USA
http://oz.plymouth.edu/~kulig
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".... I was created in secret and curiously wrought in
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the earth" Psalm 139
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