<p>My teacher told me that if I missed/over looked a single problem in my homework (80 problems) that he would either severely lower the grade or not accept it and deny me the chance to make it up. Completion and his grading of these problems is a requirement to pass the class, thus him not grading the homework is effectively the same as a mark of failure.</p>
<p>I told him that I thought it was an unreasonable stipulation and he accused me of trying to lecture him. Im not complaining. I just want to know. Thats whats important to me. I want to know if I was right in stating that or if I should re evaluate how I define what is reasonable.</p>
<p>Take the issue up with school administration.</p>
<p>Also YOUR the one paying for the education and your an adult, you have a voice in what happens.</p>
<p>He sounds kind of ******y but…it is his class. As long as he gives you a heads up, you know what to do.</p>
<p>He should probably just mark a blank one wrong, but if he has warned you of his policy, make sure you answer them all.</p>
<p>This is hard to say.</p>
<p>It’s not too unreasonable, though I think refusing to accept the homework at all is a bit over the top. If he wants to do something like this I think it would be better to take off points exponentially according to the number of problems missing.</p>
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<p>You could go grammar-optional, for instance.</p>
<p>Or more realistically, just not take the class. That’s your choice as an adult.</p>