Why There's No E Grade!

[cylus]

It is the opposite in the Australian school system.

[cloudygrey]

A=a disappointment
B=bad
C=can't do better?
D=disgrace
F=fantastic

[MrVirtualMachine]

My school uses E. No F, just E is by far the worst.

[Supong_Jmr]

A - Avarage

B - Bad

C - Chappal

D - Dog food

F - Fantastic

[rjtmgihsazpxbcw]

But in my school we still use E's and F's and we even have G's. It just goes ABCDEFG with A being the best and G being the worst.

[ameliapina]

Teacher giving out test results: Me having an f : yAaay f means for fantastic!

[irinaseif]

But then people could think f ment fantastic

[Abstract_zx]

My school growing up used E instead of F. It meant the same thing to everyone, so nobody really cared. I think they mightve been trying to make it sound like it was closer to a D in order to encourage people to bring their grades up, like if you had an E mid-semester it might be subconsciously slightly more encouraging when you feel like its closer to D and you could bring that grade back up to passing

[besimmuslija]

Story time😊
Mom:did you get your test
Lily:yess...
Mom:what did you get
Lily:a F..
Mom:does it mean Fantastic?
Lily in mide:yes mom is dum
Lily:yes it means Fantastic
Mom:ok let me call you tech
Lily :*Oh sh!t
Mom:*caling tech*
Tech:hello, ms boger
Mom:soo my daughter got a F does that mean Fantastic or Faling?
Tech:Lily:I know you killd my dad and wen you slept with my granddad
Tech:Yes it means Fantastic
Mom:oh...ok
Lily:see mom i told you
Mom:ok lets go too the park
*AT THE PARK*
100liks for pt2
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[marinalin]

In Australia E is a grade. F is used in high school and so is E. In Primary/Elementary it is A, B, C, D, E.

[Moneymagicandstuff]

Here in the uk primary it’s A-E for quality of work and 1-5 for your effort and for seniors it’s just a score 1-9

[fullcrimsonmoon]

But my school uses “E”




*And doesn’t use F’s*

[Itsurgirl_raegan]

At my school we have E’s instead of F’s so if you fail you would just get an E. Is anyone else’s school like this???

[CristianoRonaldoEdits]

Who thinks F=Fail❌️ F=Fantasctic✅️💀💀
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[negative-rizz]

At my school it’s EPAL
E - Excellent
P - Proficient
A - Acceptable
L - Limited
I - Insufficient

Honestly it makes much more sense because I have no idea what the American grade letters stand for

[NataliatgPW]

never let them know your next move:






F = fantastic

[Star_Wanderer]

In my kindergarten, my teacher did something like this.
E- Excellent=A
G- Good=B
S- Satisfaction=C
I- Incomplete=D
U- Unsatisfied=F

[ArchiLau-kysb]

A=Awful

B=Bad

C=Creative

D=Delightful

F=Fantastic

[hannahgoodhew]

In the UK, we don't use letters anymore we use numbers from 1-9 (1 being the lowest and 9 being at the top of the class) although U means fail. There are the practical lessons (also known as BETEC) which also have a different grading system which goes pass, merit and distinction) and for college we have either sixth form (which is the academic side of education and you could go to university) or a vocational college (which is the practical side of education and gives more experience of your job that you want to do. They do T-Levels etc and you don't have to go to university). We also have different ways of grading which are EDEXEL, AQA etc and the exams are called GCSEs/Mocks which we have in year 10/11 (we also have years instead of grades)

[missllver]

A- awesome/amazing

B- brilliant

C- cool

D- Dude, youre great

F- Fantastic

and E? EXCELLENT