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Test graded wrong..should I tell the teacher?
In my psychology class we trade tests, and someone random grades it. I was going over my test to see what I got wrong for my final thats coming up, and realized a bonus question was counted wrong. The answer I wrote on the bonus question was identical to what we'd written in our notes/the correct answer. My grader counted it wrong, and that question is worth 5 points.
I got an 89 on this test, and if i'd gotten a 90, i'd be able to exempt the final. well, if my answer had been counted right, i would have a 94, therefore being able to exempt the final. the thing is, we took this exam on sept 23, and i only noticed now when reviewing for my final.
do you think its worth showing my teacher, and trying to get the extra points? thank you!
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Its worth a try, expect them not to believe you, but being exempt from a final is always a worthy goal to pursue.
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That's a tough one, but if your a honest and good student i think you should let your teacher know. If he/she says no then well at least you gave it a shot
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YES. Every damn mark counts! Why let someone who probably wasn't paying attention make you lose points. Tell your teacher ASAP and well done :)!
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hel yeah, tell your teacher and ask them to fix it. those extra points count...so you really do need to show it to your teacher. its a good thing you keep your tests.
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Absolutely. Not only should you consider it, but it is something you need to do for yourself. It is called self-advocating. No one should accept something that is less than what they have earned. I am sure you will self-advocate in a positive way to your professor and get the grade that you should have. This is good practice for what you need to do for your whole life. Good luck.
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If you're sure you're right, it can't hurt to go to the teacher. You are always your biggest advocate.
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