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Did you just arbitrarily arrive at this conclusion or did you compare to some woman of color who gave the same answer as you and got a different mark?
And do you know how "snowflakey" it sounds to be whining about not getting enough partial credit for a wrong answer?
I'll give you one example. I know three people who copied and turned in the exact same work, the male who did the work got a C, a female that copied it got an A and the other person who copied got a B.
I compared a lot of things. It doesn't matter to me if you think I don't have sense enough to know bias when I experience or see it.
In hindsight I saw the bias in elementary school with the new age teachers who were educated after the 1950s mostly. But yes mostly in liberal arts classes that most every major has to take but sometimes even in science and math course work where an answer has multiple parts and partial credit. That's another thing, I always tested way beyond expectationswith standardized tests than my grades or educational level would suggest.
Hum. Might I suggest that perhaps you were "skating" because of your high scores rather than doing the work? I also always had high scores on standardized tests, but no one ever graded me based on those high scores. If I didn't demonstrate that I had learned what I was to expected to learn, my teachers had no compunction whatever about marking me down.
I'll give you one example. I know three people who copied and turned in the exact same work, the male who did the work got a C, a female that copied it got an A and the other person who copied got a B.
I compared a lot of things. It doesn't matter to me if you think I don't have sense enough to know bias when I experience or see it.
You're not helping yourself by admitting that you knew about a cheating ring. A person has to wonder why you knew about it and apparently didn't say anything.
And yes, some teachers grade harder than others. That's not new. It's also not evidence for individual bias.
Hum. Might I suggest that perhaps you were "skating" because of your high scores rather than doing the work? I also always had high scores on standardized tests, but no one ever graded me based on those high scores. If I didn't demonstrate that I had learned what I was to expected to learn, my teachers had no compunction whatever about marking me down.
Perhaps I was skating along but I noticed a clear trend in the grading I received based on the identity of the teacher. There were other signs of bias besides grading. When you sit and listen and observe a teacher for a few hours a week or more, you pick up on things even if they try to hide it.
Hum. Might I suggest that perhaps you were "skating" because of your high scores rather than doing the work? I also always had high scores on standardized tests, but no one ever graded me based on those high scores. If I didn't demonstrate that I had learned what I was to expected to learn, my teachers had no compunction whatever about marking me down.
Yeah, early on I would score well on tests but did poorly on homework or just didn't do it because I wasn't challenged and it bored me. I got bumped up to gifted classes and had straight As pretty much ever since.
You're not helping yourself by admitting that you knew about a cheating ring. A person has to wonder why you knew about it and apparently didn't say anything.
And yes, some teachers grade harder than others. That's not new. It's also not evidence for individual bias.
The point is the exact same carbon copy work received different grades based on the identity of the student. And funny how the teachers that graded harder shared an identity, and gave people of identity other than mine A's.
The only way your contentions make any sense is if the same work received different grades from the same teacher.
As I said, some teachers grade harder than others.
That's what happened. Some teachers grade some students harder and their other students easier .
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