Difference between revisions of "Grade inflation"
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| + | [[Grade inflation]] is an observed phenomenon where a certain standard of work in education or training results in gradually higher results over time. This can occur as a result of a user-pays education model in which students demand better results because they ''paid for them''. This is a fallacy of course, as it is the tuition or training that is being paid for, not the grades or qualifications. |
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Revision as of 12:35, 24 July 2025
Grade inflation is an observed phenomenon where a certain standard of work in education or training results in gradually higher results over time. This can occur as a result of a user-pays education model in which students demand better results because they paid for them. This is a fallacy of course, as it is the tuition or training that is being paid for, not the grades or qualifications.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qloY4OJxBoQ
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