Harvard’s new cap on ‘A’ grades is doomed to fail
Summary
Harvard University has introduced a new limit on the number of 'A' grades it will give. Research shows that grades do not perfectly measure what students have learned.Key Facts
- Harvard has set a cap on the number of 'A' grades students can receive.
- Academic research indicates that grades are not fully objective or scientific.
- Grades may not accurately reflect a student's understanding or learning.
- This new policy aims to address grade inflation, where too many students get top grades.
- The effectiveness of limiting 'A' grades is questioned based on past studies.
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