Lying about grades?

I don't really know why I'm bothered about other people lying about their grades because it's none of my business, but sometimes it makes me feel like I'm doing badly. Can no one find out when you lie about grades, like just to people at school, not for important things. Have your teachers ever said it out after an exam, like your percentage or anything?

I don't really know why I'm bothered about other people lying about their grades because it's none of my business, but sometimes it makes me feel like I'm doing badly. Can no one find out when you lie about grades, like just to people at school, not for important things. Have your teachers ever said it out after an exam, like your percentage or anything?

A school where I live makes their students wear a badge with their grades on...

That is crazy but I assume it brings a disincentive to be lazy and encourages hard work so that students become more competitive. I mean they must have 100% pass rates.

Best school in the area. Has like over 80% paas rate. Mind you a lot of the pupils come from great hard working backgrounds and it is a fantastic area to live in.

If that is the case, this should be implemented more often.

It would work - however it come with a lot of uproar as some parents believed it would encourage bullying.

Grades are usually always discussed privately, however for some bizarre reason, I remember walking past the engineering/technology department and seeing a massive poster on the wall showing a class's exam results, must've been pretty humiliating for the people who scored 15% for example...no idea why they chose to do that.

They displayed the low scores too XD

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P.S. Does the "DUFC" in your username stand for your initials or is it 'Martin D' with UFC on the end?

Yes, but if some people are embarrassed by their grades and see others with high ones, bullying can increase the chance of students achieving better results albeit that is not the best approach.

In addition, it would be the smart students with the ability to bully. Therefore, they are smart enough to know not to bully but rather drive others to contest with them. Hence, I do not think it is a likely issue.

"DUFC" is for Dundee United Football Club, good ol' 13 year old username... unfortunately i'm not interested in UFC if that was what you were hoping for

A school where I live makes their students wear a badge with their grades on...

Grades are usually always discussed privately, however for some bizarre reason, I remember walking past the engineering/technology department and seeing a massive poster on the wall showing a class's exam results, must've been pretty humiliating for the people who scored 15% for example...no idea why they chose to do that.

Man, that's one hell of a school, are you being serious?

Yes I am, but that school is doing amazingly well.

So there's not many bad grades for them to be embarrassed about then? Wouldn't that increase competition in the wrong way though?

Possibly but what I imagine is that for some children, it could involve bullying.