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I feel like the category is too subjective to have all the different editors put in their own opinion fairly. For example, some people consider teachers who have more opaque grading systems to be difficult, while others might weight the duration of homework, or difficulty of tests/material covered more. Personally, I think some of the ratings are a little wack. | I feel like the category is too subjective to have all the different editors put in their own opinion fairly. For example, some people consider teachers who have more opaque grading systems to be difficult, while others might weight the duration of homework, or difficulty of tests/material covered more. Personally, I think some of the ratings are a little wack. | ||
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there currently isn't an effective way to analyze difficulty as it changes from person to person and also department. The current indicator is based on people who have taken courses with respective teachers and the difficulty indicator is subject to change once we have a better solution. [[User:OPstriker|OPstriker]] ([[User talk:OPstriker|talk]]) 02:02, 30 October 2024 (UTC) | |||
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Can yall really make accurate difficulty assessments on teachers?
I feel like the category is too subjective to have all the different editors put in their own opinion fairly. For example, some people consider teachers who have more opaque grading systems to be difficult, while others might weight the duration of homework, or difficulty of tests/material covered more. Personally, I think some of the ratings are a little wack.
Reply to "Can yall really make accurate difficulty assessments on teachers?"
there currently isn't an effective way to analyze difficulty as it changes from person to person and also department. The current indicator is based on people who have taken courses with respective teachers and the difficulty indicator is subject to change once we have a better solution. OPstriker (talk) 02:02, 30 October 2024 (UTC)