Percentage Grading System.

• is probably the simplest of all grading

system and the most widely used.
• Example: student get-20/25×100=80%...
• The problem of this system:
-is all student exercises carry the same
weight even though the types of exercises
are markedly different.
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• Teachers tend to use the percentage

system because:

1. it is simple to use and understand.

2. parents and students prefer the
system because of its simplicity and
their ability to understand it.
 Contracting for grades
• Some teachers have used this flexibility in
implementing a contract approach to grading.
• With the contract, the teacher promises to
award a specific grade for specified
performance.
• Eg..to receive a grade of D,you must
satisfactorily complete activities 1
through,satisfactorily complete half of the
homework,and pass the posttest.
 Recordkeeping
• Can reduced by computer technology
• Eg..electronic grade books can keep track of
students’ assesment data and other classroom
information.
• Some school give parents and/or students the
opportunity to connet with the school
computer.
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• School attendance is one of the most

important school records and must be
accurate.
• These records are used for various
purpose,including computing average daily
attendance for state funding.
• Attendance is also sometimes used in court
cases to verify a student’s presence in school.
 Reporting student progress
• Report card grades are most often derived from
some combination of the following:
 scores on tests,homework,paper and projects
and seatwork.
 class participation (academic behavior,classroom
involvement),behavior and attitude.