<p>i am wondering what we should be scoring on them since in the end 41% receives an A and 42% receives an A- ....</p>
<p>so out of 10 points, how have you been scoring?</p>
<p>10, 9.4, 8.7, 10
apparently on the 8.7 one everyone got around the same because none of wrote what “we needed to write”</p>
<p>ok-so the prelab is always out of 1 right? well in the syllabus it says to get credit for the prelab you must include what is required in the lab manual-which i did. for one lab though, i think the indentifying an unknown one, my gsi gave me a 0 for the prelab for not including a purpose and it didnt require it in the prelab-and the gsi never told us about this before! did your gsi do this too ever?</p>
<p>for the 8.7 are you referring to the Melting point lab?</p>
<p>no i know its a straight scale…LH, do you happen to know about the prelab scoring q i asked above?</p>
<p>Yea the 8.7 was the melting point. You have to talk to your gsi about the purpose, but i mean i’ve put one in whether or not the lab asked for it just in case something like your situation arises. lol. i had points taken off for having a conclusion on a different page before even though i remember pederson saying it could be on a separate page.</p>
<p>Sigh, I still remember the days of arbitrary OChem lab grading…</p>