An Inherent Problem with Basing Grades on Learning Ability Is

question 1

Multiple Choice

An inherent problem with basing grades on learning ability is that

• A) high-ability students with low performance would receive artificially high grades
• B) high-ability students with high performance would receive artificially low grades
• C) low-ability students with high performance would receive artificially high grades
• D) low-ability students with low performance would receive artificially low grades

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Definitions:

Relatedness

The need to feel connected to others, being part of a community or relationship, and experiencing a sense of belonging and security with others.

Autonomy

The ability to independently make a knowledgeable, voluntary choice.

Foolish Conformity

The act of aligning one's thoughts or actions with a group's norms or expectations in a way that is considered thoughtless or without critical examination.

Peer Pressure

The influence exerted by a peer group, encouraging individuals to change their attitudes, values, or behaviors in order to conform to group norms.