Grade inflation fact or myth?
Real grade inflation is the upward shift in grades without a similar rise in achievement (Kohn [2002]; Rosovsky and Hartley [2002]). Grades may be used either to discriminate among students or to reflect the degree to which students have learned. The research attempts to validate the presence of gra...
Foilsithe in: | The Philippine Review of Economics Vol.45, no.1 (June 2008), p. 93-108. |
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Formáid: | Analytics |
Teanga: | English |
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[Quezon City]
School of Economics, University of the Philippines
2008.
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