Chaos Experienced in Grade Conversion Tables and Graduation Grade

The study has aimed to compare the grade conversion tables of Council of Higher Education and universities that adopt a different passing grade in Turkey and put the students' views on this subject forward. The research has been planned using case study one of the qualitative research designs....

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Main Author: Yeşim ÖZER ÖZKAN
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Bülent Ecevit University 2016-05-01
Series:Yükseköğretim ve Bilim Dergisi
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Online Access:http://higheredu-sci.beun.edu.tr/pdf.php3?id=1696
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spelling doaj-760d8550e1fa4421bc80886846b96fd62020-11-24T23:02:04ZengBülent Ecevit UniversityYükseköğretim ve Bilim Dergisi2146-59592146-59672016-05-0161717610.5961/jhes.2016.144Chaos Experienced in Grade Conversion Tables and Graduation GradeYeşim ÖZER ÖZKAN0Gaziantep University, Gaziantep Faculty of Education, Department of Educational Sciences, Gaziantep, TurkeyThe study has aimed to compare the grade conversion tables of Council of Higher Education and universities that adopt a different passing grade in Turkey and put the students' views on this subject forward. The research has been planned using case study one of the qualitative research designs. When examined in detail, it has been determined that neither grade conversion table of Council of Higher Education nor that of universities that have different pass grades have been able to provide a standard. It has been seen that while Council of Higher Education's grade conversion tables provide a transformation in favor of the students studying at universities with 50 pass grade the university, it provides a disadvantageous transformation for the students studying at universities with passing 60 and 70 pass grade and students' opinion also fully support this finding. As a result, the lack of a common university passing system and application of different grading systems (norm-referenced/criterion referenced) can naturally be considered as an obstacle in front of obtaining comparable scores.http://higheredu-sci.beun.edu.tr/pdf.php3?id=1696University grading systemGrade conversion tableGrade point averageAssessment in higher educationPass grade
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Chaos Experienced in Grade Conversion Tables and Graduation Grade
Yükseköğretim ve Bilim Dergisi
University grading system
Grade conversion table
Grade point average
Assessment in higher education
Pass grade
author_facet Yeşim ÖZER ÖZKAN
author_sort Yeşim ÖZER ÖZKAN
title Chaos Experienced in Grade Conversion Tables and Graduation Grade
title_short Chaos Experienced in Grade Conversion Tables and Graduation Grade
title_full Chaos Experienced in Grade Conversion Tables and Graduation Grade
title_fullStr Chaos Experienced in Grade Conversion Tables and Graduation Grade
title_full_unstemmed Chaos Experienced in Grade Conversion Tables and Graduation Grade
title_sort chaos experienced in grade conversion tables and graduation grade
publisher Bülent Ecevit University
series Yükseköğretim ve Bilim Dergisi
issn 2146-5959
2146-5967
publishDate 2016-05-01
description The study has aimed to compare the grade conversion tables of Council of Higher Education and universities that adopt a different passing grade in Turkey and put the students' views on this subject forward. The research has been planned using case study one of the qualitative research designs. When examined in detail, it has been determined that neither grade conversion table of Council of Higher Education nor that of universities that have different pass grades have been able to provide a standard. It has been seen that while Council of Higher Education's grade conversion tables provide a transformation in favor of the students studying at universities with 50 pass grade the university, it provides a disadvantageous transformation for the students studying at universities with passing 60 and 70 pass grade and students' opinion also fully support this finding. As a result, the lack of a common university passing system and application of different grading systems (norm-referenced/criterion referenced) can naturally be considered as an obstacle in front of obtaining comparable scores.
topic University grading system
Grade conversion table
Grade point average
Assessment in higher education
Pass grade
url http://higheredu-sci.beun.edu.tr/pdf.php3?id=1696
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