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Recently, a school in your city has adopted a no-grades academic
system. Instead of grades, students receive written evaluations of their
work or discuss it in teacher-student conferences. The administrators
at your school are considering changing to this new approach. Write a
letter to your principal making an argument about whether your school
should adopt or reject this system.
A. The no-grades system would require costly training for teachers
and take years of adjustment for students.
B. The current grading system should be left in place because it
helps students learn to face the challenges and competition of
adult life.
C. The current grading system is used in the majority of schools,
which allows students to transfer from school to school without
confusion of grades and class credits.
D. According to recent studies, only 15 percent of students make the
A-B honor roll while 60 percent of students maintain a C average in
their classes.