Can a teacher give out an assigment that is due in two days? (3 Viewers)

[freaking_out]

i don't think that she's allowed to do that- in our skool they had to give us 2 weeks notice!

 

[cro_angel]

they are allowed to do it for ASSIGNMENTS
have to give 2 week minimum for ASSESSMENTS
blah
not like most people spend the full 2 weeks doing the work anyway

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by cro_angel
they are allowed to do it for ASSIGNMENTS
have to give 2 week minimum for ASSESSMENTS
blah
not like most people spend the full 2 weeks doing the work anyway

well if the assignment contributes to your assessment mark- then they have to give u 2 weeks!

 

[olay]

Originally posted by juventino
Thanks people....and sorry for knocking maths*hides head in shame...

^^^ awww... poor fella. *pat*pat*. GO SUE THE TEACHERS ARSE. [or just talk rationally, show him/her the part of the syllabus that says that 2 wks notice must be given prior to an assessment, and smile. ]

 

[bubz :D]

Originally posted by juventino
Can a teacher give out an assigment that is due in two days??

I have this one teacher, thats been doing it and is getting me really angry.

Surely there is a rule against it?

hell no, they HAVE to give you 2wks notice! unless it's not an hsc assessment.

 

[truly-in-bliss]

if its an official assignment then ur menat to have 2 wks notice.

 

[dark`secrets]

nopes assessm,ent task needs to have at least 2wks notice!

 

[@lbert3269]

Originally posted by juventino
Can a teacher give out an assigment that is due in two days??

I have this one teacher, thats been doing it and is getting me really angry.

Surely there is a rule against it?

Alright peoples.. be honest. A teacher gives you a HSC assessment notification 2 weeks prior to the due date, it is only 2 days before the due date we actually get off our ass' and do something about it rite ? I know i do.. anyone else ?

 

[aud]

Re: Re: Can a teacher give out an assigment that is due in two days?

Originally posted by @lbert3269
Alright peoples.. be honest. A teacher gives you a HSC assessment notification 2 weeks prior to the due date, it is only 2 days before the due date we actually get off our ass' and do something about it rite ? I know i do.. anyone else ?

Haha... try 2 hours...

 

[juventino]

So true

 

[KeypadSDM]

Originally posted by kimmeh
actually, not doing them would result in a non serious attempt to the course. from there, then you can actually get an N award and fail your course.

Actually, no. They can't legitimately give you an N seeing as you have seriously attempted all of your HSC assessments.

 

[snapperhead]

but if you havent attempted them (all or just one, one subject or more than one subject) ........ plus the idea of a serious attempt lays in the hands of the school.
eg if you hand in a cover sheet with your name and some random crap, the school is entitled to question the validity of the attempt.
Just handing something in doesnt count anymore under a criteria based assessmnent scheme.
You can still "fail" the course (as per the quote), especially as the pass is really over 60% (state average)!