A system of evaluation is necessary in the classroom. It is important to choose a system appropriate for the subject being taught, the environment the students are learning in and how the students learn in general. If the system that is chosen will not suit those factors, learning can be hampered. But by selecting a system that is beneficial, learning can be greatly enhanced. In creating a system three areas need to be looked at: …showed first 75 words of 753 total…

…showed last 75 words of 753 total…her classmates. If a curve is necessary, the curve should only benefit the students grades; if the curve does not improve the grade, the curve should be disregarded.         By structuring the areas of criteria, assessment, and grading to the needs of the class, learn can be taken to its greatest potential. While the ideal would be absolutely no grades, the current system of education demands grades. The grades given should reflect the student's overall accomplishments.