What a Good Grade Means

In German schools, work that fully meets the requirements earns a 2, gut, good. The top grade, sehr gut, very good, needs work that meets the requirements to a special degree. Work that meets the requirements in general earns a 3. Its name is befriedigend, satisfactory.

Categories Germany, Accountability, Feedback, Credit and Blame, Scores Tags education

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