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[CowsNFish]

I got a 0 in Mr.Brutus class on skedula.. I don't know why. I never cut class, i took the written and the track test. The only homework he gave us was 2 essays which i wrote, but he wanted it typed so i got an incomplete. Is it even possible to get a 0? because i clicked on the 0 bar and all that showed up was homework projects which was 0.

[ClEMeNt]

CowsNFish, on 22 October 2011 - 09:44 AM, said:

I got a 0 in Mr.Brutus class on skedula.. I don't know why. I never cut class, i took the written and the track test. The only homework he gave us was 2 essays which i wrote, but he wanted it typed so i got an incomplete. Is it even possible to get a 0? because i clicked on the 0 bar and all that showed up was homework projects which was 0.

Skedula's still in its testing period. What goes on Skedula may not be accurate.
Wait for your grades on Daedalus.

[Becca95]

Your teacher might've not submitted the grades yet, either.

Two of my teachers have never put grades on skedula so it shows I have a 0 in their classes.

[Alanmp08]

Also note that classes with no weight on your grade like Physical Education (Gym) and Math Analysis (Math Team) may affect your average on Skedula. Your report card will fix that in terms of accuracy. For Skedula, there will be bugs until it's fixed later in the year.

[ClEMeNt]

Alanmp08, on 22 October 2011 - 04:04 PM, said:

Also note that classes with no weight on your grade like Physical Education (Gym) and Math Analysis (Math Team) may affect your average on Skedula. Your report card will fix that in terms of accuracy. For Skedula, there will be bugs until it's fixed later in the year.

Being used as a test subject for a mandatory grading system doesn't make me feel good attending Tech. ._.

[azntechguy]

ClEMeNt, on 22 October 2011 - 10:24 PM, said:

Being used as a test subject for a mandatory grading system doesn't make me feel good attending Tech. ._.

While Brooklyn Tech may be using Skedula/Pupilpath for the first time this year, other NYCDOE schools (particularly many of those newer "boutique" schools, from what I can tell) have been using it for at least two years. So, we wouldn't be the early-stage test subjects

Without a doubt, I think it'll be safe to assume that there'll be a long transition period for everybody involved for a variety of reasons (that I won't get into at this time). But by crunch time, things should mostly be in their places.

[NickC]

I'm surprised that Tech is using so many different systems to distribute information to students. Why can't these programs be merged into one where students can access the information through a centralized location?