Grades
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HOW TO READ YOUR MATH GRADE!!! 
“How close am I to an ‘A’?”
“What will grade be if I turn in all my missing work?”
These are questions that are frequently asked by students. The reality is that you can figure this out for yourself!!!!!
Here’s how:
The two most important numbers are the two numbers under the place it says “Overall”.
The first number represents the number of points YOU HAVE. In this case, this student has earned 1012 points.
The second number represents the TOTAL number of points you could have earned. In this case the student could have earned a possible 1180 points.
To find what you need to earn an “A”:
- Multiply the TOTAL number of points by 90% (which is an A).
- So in this case, to find how many points he needs to get an A, he would multiply (1180)(0.90).
- Since (1180)(0.90) =1062, this student needs 1062 points to get an “A”. Since he already has 1012, he only needs 50 more points.
- HINT: To find what you need to get a “B” multiply the TOTAL by 0.80, to get a “C” multiply the total by 0.70, to get a “D” multiply by 0.60
What will my grade be if I turn in 9 missing assignments:
- Multiply the number of missing assignments you plan on turning in by 5 points each. In this case, turning in 9 missing assignments earns this student an additional 45 points.
- Add that number to the number of points you already have. In this case 1012 + 45 = 1057.
- Take that number and divide by the TOTAL number of points to find your new grade. 1057 / 1180.
- Since 1057/1180 = 0.8957, turning in 9 missing assignments would increase this student’s grade from an 86% to an 89%.
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if i turn in a missing assinment and it is for half credit wiil it come up to reach a full homework assinment
No. Once an assignment is graded as receiving “half credit”, it will remain half credit. That is why it is so essential to turn in all your homework on time!
mr.hunsberger i did my 12/05/08 hommwork dividing decimals but you gave me a 0% in my grades
WHAT IS MY GRADE IN YOUR CLASS SO FAR.WHAT CAN I DO TO AT LEAST GET A C.
You can login to the “grades” section to see your grade.
To answer the question “How can I get a ‘C’”?, read the instructions above on this page!
whats up
Hay Mr. hunsberger how you been? Hows school with new kids? Well I hope everything is good oh and Happy New Year. Have a good life and try not to be to hard on the little kids hahahaha just kidding well have a good one bye. -Jonathan Campos
Jonathan,
Happy New Year to you and great to hear from you. School is going excellently so far. We’ve got two weeks left in the semester so there’s a lot of work to be done yet. I hope that your freshman year is going excellently for you as well! I saw some amazing success from you in the last two years so I expect to hear great things about your success in high school! If you would ever like to come and meet my 7th graders, let me know.
canyou turn in missing assignment on friday the 30th!!
how do i get the papers for my missing work??
Hi Mr.Hunsberger!:)
HI!!!!
HOW ARE YOU MR.HUNSBERGER
I AM DOING GREAT IN HIGH SCHOOL
WELL TAKE CARE TEACHER
GOOD BYE!!!
Great to hear from you Aracely! I’m glad that you’re doing so well in high school (I always knew you would)!
Keep in touch.
Mr. Hunsberger
WOW!!!!! I GOT AN F NEED TO DO BETTER.FOR ME AND MA FAMILY OH WOW REALLY NEED YOUR HELP
hi mr.hunsberger how are you?
Excellent. We just finished Unit 3 and students seem to be doing extremely well. Hope you are doing well also!
Hi! Can you Send me My grade? To My Email?
Whats Up? I like Your Honors Class.
Mr.Hunsberger why do i get a fail in your class all the time
Glad you like it. Keep up the good work.
If you look at the details of your assignments, you’ll be able to tell exactly why you’re getting certain grades.
If you give me a working email address, then yes, I can send you your grade to your email.