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Is an A still an A? The truth behind grade inflation
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An article examining concerns about grade inflation in Canadian schools, attributed to pandemic-related policies including test cancellations, grade freezes, and compassionate grading practices that took students' personal circumstances into account.

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Is an A still an A? The truth behind grade inflation
Recently, a spate of news coverage has raised concerns about grade inflation in schools across Canada. These concerns stem in part from policies stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, when there was widespread cancellation of large-scale tests, freezing of grades during school closures and “compassionate” grading practices that accounted for students’ personal situations. What will happen to school grades during the coronavirus pandemic? Together, these changes led to a spike in aver
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