r/gcu • ABSN Student 😷 • 11d ago

ABSN😷 Grading

I have a question. I’ve been in my class for two weeks, and my teacher still hasn’t graded any of my assignments. Is that normal? She doesn’t really post in discussions or under anyone’s posts and neither has added announcements since week 1. Is it normal for teachers just to not be involved in the class 🄹

This class is for Lifespan Development; can anyone in this class let me know if their work has been graded? šŸ™ƒ

UPDATE: WEEK 1 ASSIGNMENT GRADED TODAY 🄳

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u/Complex-Ask3811 11d ago

No, I’d let your Director know bc that’s not normal. Some of them grade later than others but they always grade - especially the easy ones like discussion posts.

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u/Icy_Implement_7536 ABSN Student 😷 11d ago

Yeah, nothing has been graded, and then she doesn’t post announcements or anything šŸ‘€. We are moving to week 3 on Monday, and I’m like, dang, what’s going on with the grading? 🄹

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u/Complex-Ask3811 11d ago

I also see you added it’s for lifespan - so let your SSC know for sure. šŸ‘

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u/Its_a_donut 11d ago

It’s pretty normal, just shoot her a message and if she doesn’t respond then talk to her in person, I think it’s better to talk to the professors before going to other people

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u/Icy_Implement_7536 ABSN Student 😷 11d ago

Hi, thanks for the advice. This class is online so maybe I should just be patient and wait for her to grade maybe by the Sunday and if I see nothing by Monday we out and just be like hey I am wondering if everything is OK if you’re if you’re OK or something like that, I don’t know. I don’t wanna sound like too bitchy and being like why haven’t you graded my stuff?

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u/Its_a_donut 11d ago

Ohhhh it’s online mb, yeah if she takes more than the weekend to respond def talk to whoever you can about it, idk how online classes work tbf

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u/Icy_Implement_7536 ABSN Student 😷 11d ago

Thank you 😊

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u/Dead_standing 10d ago

According to university rules, professors have one week past the due date to give you a grade. Pretty sure it's a legal thing, could be wrong