How Grading Works
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No mysteries
All assignments should have clear instructions
Associated Rubrics with Point Values
Be labeled: Formative vs Summative
Grading is on a 1000 point grading scale
KCON Graduate Program Grading Scale
KCON Graduate Program Grading Scale
*refer to KCON Student Handbook for additional details
I turned in my assignment late, now what?
I turned in my assignment late, now what?
Sometimes life happens and now your assignment is late! We have a plan!
First, if at all possible contact your faculty BEFORE the assignment is due and let us know if you need an extension. But if it slipped your mind, or somehow you just missed something that's ok! Assignments can be turned in late for credit for up to 3 days - each day 5% will be taken from your graded score but SOME points is better than NO points. Plus, assignments are built for you to learn from, don't miss important nuggets of knowledge if you don't have to!
Our Pact
What to expect from us:
What to expect from us:
We will treat you with dignity and respect.
We will strive to support your individual needs.
We will provide you with a clear, organized courses that are designed to help you meet our course and program outcomes.
We will continuously work to improve course content delivery and ensure the most up to date information is provided.
We will provide a welcoming, supportive, safe and brave space for you to learn, discuss, and share ideas with us and your peers.
We will encourage creativity and independence in your learning experience but be there to guide you.
We will ask when we are concerned that you might need some support.
We will make mistakes, human nature, but we take accountability and correct them swiftly.
We will do our best to be our best every week.
We will trust in you.
What we will expect from you:
What we will expect from you:
You will treat us and your peers with dignity and respect.
You will communicate with us so we understand how to best support you.
You will notify us in advance whenever possible with concerns about meeting due dates or to seek alternative arrangements for assignments.
You will do your best to contribute to all collaborative assignments and activities to ensure your peers have amble opportunity to reflect, respond, and learn from your contributions.
You will do your best and always be honest.
You will have patience, especially with technology!
You will give yourself grace to make mistakes, learn from errors, and to meet your individual needs.
You will practice self care and set aside time free from work and school to rest and relax.
You will be our partner in your learning and remember that learning is a process that we are part of.
“You treat a disease: you win, you lose. You treat a person, I guarantee you win—no matter the outcome.” —Robin Williams in Patch Adams
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