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05:17 Jul 18, 2005 |
English to Danish translations [PRO] Education / Pedagogy | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Charlotte Langbeen United States Local time: 08:31 | ||||||
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4 | normalfordelingskurve |
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4 | realtiv karakterskala |
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3 | forceret kurve |
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forceret kurve Explanation: jeg gætter faktisk, men det ser ud som et logisk svar. |
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normalfordelingskurve Explanation: "Forced curve" Karakterene fordeles på forhånd Karakterene er forhåndsbestemt: 10 prosent av studentene skal få beste (A) eller dårligste ståkarakter (E), 25 prosent får B og D, mens 30 prosent av dem ender med middelkarakteren C. Nå skal dette innføres på alle universiteter og høyskoler. ENGLISH EXAMPLE No. 1: For example, there was, and is, a forced curve. This meant only 10% of students in each class could get A's, and an equal number had to get low passing or failing grades. ENGLISH EXAMPLE No. 2 Do there have to be a certain number of students receiving A’s, B’s and C’s? No. A forced curve is not permitted. If all students master the course objectives with superior proficiency, they all get A’s. Likewise, if the class hasn’t mastered the course objectives, the teacher is not allowed to “curve the grade”. Grades will measure an individual’s progress against the course objectives. Reference: http://www.aftenposten.no/utdannelse/article653715.ece Reference: http://www.folkeskolen.dk/articles/2000/18/debat/debat.htm |
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realtiv karakterskala Explanation: Skalaen kaldes relativ når "udgangspunktet for karaktergivningen er en normalfordeling - i modsætning til den danske 13-skala der er en absolut skala hvor karakterer gives efter på forhånd fastsatte mål." Reference: http://www.ciriusonline.dk/Default.asp?ID=194 |
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