Tuesday, October 21, 2008

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Dear Alphonsus,

Thank you for your enquiry. Firstly, let me reassure you that there is no prejudice or favoritism shown to any student or group of students in this subject. This would be totally repugnant to my sense of ethics and justice. There are inevitable difficulties, however, in judging fairly the work of native speaking students and those writing in a second language. I try to find the balance between expression and ideas and to mark accordingly. And when students question their results, I will ensure that any queries are handled fairly.

I had a meeting with Shelley yesterday to discuss the questions you raised about your own work and those of your peers. Your own essay is being reexamined and I will get back to you as soon as this has been done.

Good wishes,
John Griffiths

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And so, here is the reply from the professor if anyone is interested in the outcome. Michelle just got her marks increased from 54% to 61% after appeal although it's in the same P region. I guess my marks will probably just increase from 65% to 69% the most, or maybe not even approved. And the best part is that it is being reexamined by the same marker.

Speechless...

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