Sushi2 wrote:Well the grading scheme is different in England so those numbers mean nothing to me, care to explain them please?
I have been very lucky in school/collage as I have got pretty much great teachers for most of my subject.
And to continue on to BrokenFuse's remarks, all those numbers are just percentages of your mark in that particular class.
BrokenFuse wrote:grades range from 0 to 100
From 90- 100 equals an A
80-89 equals a B
70-79 equals a C
60-69 equals a D
and 0-59 equals an F
Well, in Canada, we get off easy.
From 90- 100 equals an A+
80-89 equals an A
70-79 equals a B
60-69 equals a C
50-59 equals a D
and 0-49 equals an F.
I always wondered about that. I remember seeing Bart fail with a 59%. I was like, "what? Didn't he just pass". But I guess it's different in Canada and the US.
and in spanish she doesn't explain the work 
. In Algebra...well numbers just scare 
. In Chemistry the teacher's vocie could put insomniac to sleep.
