misgrading
/mɪsˈɡreɪdɪŋ/
verb
- The act of assigning an incorrect grade or score.
- The software is prone to misgrading handwritten answers.
- Misgrading a single exam can affect a student's entire semester average.
- She apologized for misgrading the homework and corrected the scores.
noun
- An instance or practice of giving wrong grades.
- Frequent misgrading damages the credibility of the testing system.
- Misgrading in the competition led to a public apology.
- The school reviewed its policy to prevent misgrading.
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