Jamaica Theological Seminary

AY 2003/2004

 

GEM 03:10:24

 

Introduction to Philosophy:

 

ASSESSMENT/GRADING RATING SCALE


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GRADING CRITERIA:

The rating scale presented below is the basis for assessing work submitted by participants in this course. (Items weighted to a different base/overall maximum score, as a rule, will be composites developed from the below, and/or scaled from it.) 

 

The scale is designed so that consistently good and/or excellent work will score a B+ to an A. Fair to good work will score a C to a B, and marginal work, a D; this accords with the Seminary’s published Grading Criteria. (Please compare Syllabus.)

SCALE:

 

Rating Point

“Equivalent” Percent Score

Generic Behavioural Descriptor

8

100

Excels at this task: nominal and/or brilliant performance.

7

87.5

Good: solution generally sound, but with a gap or two (as indicated).

6

75.0

Fair: solution acceptable, however there are significant  flaws that should be corrected (as highlighted).

5

62.5

Marginal: solution workable, but the flaws materially affect its quality. Underlying knowledge and skill gaps should be corrected.

4

50.0

Increasingly poor/unacceptable: major gaps in capacity/knowledge dominate the attempted solution. (There may be material gaps in the underlying prerequisite knowledge, attitudes and skills required to succeed in this course.)

3

37.5

2

25.0

1

12.5

0

0

No attempt/disciplinary intervention.