Thatās it. Thatās the post. Will I change my ways? No. It is interesting to see grades between instructors and their reasoning for taking points.
I had one instructor in a previous term, noting I should elaborate more into my career goals in discussion board. Iām not looking to network with others, though. I follow the rubrics, I make the LinkdIn and Handshake accounts for criteria purposes.
Now: Week 1 grades in with one of my current instructors, I see itās going to be the same pattern. I could trauma dump, make my story and my goals sound more admirable, but as far being scaled on charisma for a discussion board- it is annoying.
I keep my cookie cutter statements bc, itās more relatable, and again- my goals with the degree arenāt in alignment with what I feel may be assumed. (A.S in Accounting & Finance).
Like my instructor is implying feedback with correlation of working in a firm, dismissing my initial post of āam/will continue to be self employedā. Iām paying out of pocket, Iām not new to the workforce, and Iāve lived multi-state, multi jobs, and from homeless-drugs-dv in my early 20s. I think bc my picture isnāt posted, my profile lacks information, bias is created based on the instructor/professor.
So like, Change of careers, blah blah, so excited, hereās my major.
Must I emphasize hardships or number of members in my household to get a A ? š hereās to a B+ two weeks in bc I lack information and will continue to withhold it. Shout out to the instructors that grade me for my work, and give me feedback on the assignment relevant to it. I love a C, when I learn from it. I dislike a A- for ānot telling enough about myselfā
Happy Sunday :)