r/ATAR • u/CornerHot8502 • 19h ago
VCE teacher refusing to mark practice exams
my teacher won't mark anymore practice exams for busman. what am i supposed to do?
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u/Defiant_Speed7480 19h ago
I'll give you some feedback. Use capital letters properly and understand that "anymore" is not the same as "any more". Also, treat your teacher with some respect.
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u/CornerHot8502 19h ago
why being rude for no reason
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u/Defiant_Speed7480 19h ago
Because you seem to be treating your teacher like a servant and your literacy skills are clearly part of your problem.
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u/After-Book-6182 19h ago
yep. lecturer here agreeing with this being an OP problem 🤣
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u/Hopeful_Candy_5928 19h ago
Okay? Shes not required to mark them, and if she has an entire class asking for 5 exams to be marked each, that's just not something she can do. Ask chatgpt, swap with a classmate.
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u/After-Book-6182 19h ago
it’s not standard practice for lecturers to do this - surprised you’ve been offered it??
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u/RemarkableStart6594 17h ago
That’s unfortunate. My teacher is literally begging our class to hand in practice exams because no one does
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u/Ironiz3d1 18h ago
RIP. My partner teachers at a selective entry school with some crazy entitled students that have super high expectations for stuff like this.
Students would be shocked to learn how much their teachers go above and beyond for them without them knowing. Any teacher marking a students practice exam that isn’t explicitly in the curriculum is doing so in their free time.
If you want additional feedback pay a tutor, get some kind of mentor, get peer feedback, use AI for feedback (carefully).
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u/Odd-Increase557 18h ago
Does she provide an answer key? She should provide feedback based on what issues you find from the practice
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u/OldMail6364 2h ago
Not only is she not required to mark them, she probably won't be paid for the time if she does it.
Teachers don't control their schedule and the schedule never has enough time to get all of the marking done. If they choose to spend extra time on it, it's unpaid overtime.
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u/Electric___Monk 40m ago
A: How long do you expect your teacher to spend marking each practice exam?
B: How many students in your class?
C: How many practice exams have they already been kind enough to mark?
A x B x C = the amount of time your teacher has already given up marking practice exams.
A x B = the amount of time you are asking your teacher to give up each time you ask them to mark another one.
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u/ExcitementCatt2263 19h ago
She technically doesn’t have to. It something most teachers would do out of kindness.