Editing User:Aaronshaw/Course policies (section)

=== Grade appeals ===

If, after receiving a graded assignment back, you are confused by the grade or feel that it is not an accurate representation of your work, you have two options:
# Meet with whoever graded your work and ask for a clarification. You can then sit down and talk about your work, grading standards, possibilities for improvement, and so on.
# Submit to your grader, in writing, a grade appeal that provides an account of why you feel that the grade you received was inaccurate (not disappointing—inaccurate). If appropriate, they will be happy to regrade your work. Regrading is risk-free in the sense that it will never result in a "lower" grade than the one you were originally assigned.

It’s fine if you’d like to meet with your grader and then, after that meeting, request a regrade. All grade appeals (regrading requests) must be made in writing. Regrading may take up to one month after the submission of an appeal.