How anyone ever got below a 100% on forum posts?

[utility]

I was always surprised by the students who would post days/weeks after the due date on a consistent basis. I understand having an issue once but every single time does not speak well to time management or organizational skills.

I finished SOS-110 in December and just yesterday I got an email of someone responding to one of my posts.  I'm not even sure how that happens.

[davewill]

I was always surprised by the students who would post days/weeks after the due date on a consistent basis. I understand having an issue once but every single time does not speak well to time management or organizational skills.

I finished SOS-110 in December and just yesterday I got an email of someone responding to one of my posts.  I'm not even sure how that happens.

The person may have extended their term.

[tallpilot]

I was always surprised by the students who would post days/weeks after the due date on a consistent basis. I understand having an issue once but every single time does not speak well to time management or organizational skills.

I finished SOS-110 in December and just yesterday I got an email of someone responding to one of my posts.  I'm not even sure how that happens.

The person may have extended their term.

True, but the rules clearly state that extending the term is for assignments/exams only.  Forum posts must be done on the deadlines.  I imagine these people don't read those rules since they obviously don't read the deadlines either.

As I said before I understand life getting in the way but one could throw together a half assed post on the smartphone app just to get something in.  We're talking about cheesy discussions not 25 page papers.

[LevelUP]

<cries> Yes.  The lowest I had on a forum post... was under 100%, let's say, it wasn't even a "passing" grade in my shoes...  So, it all depends on the mentor!

It happened, I got a low 90's score on a forum post on the Capstone course.  I don't know why I may ask before the end of the term.  (was on time, long enough, answered the questions,  2 replies or other forum posts)

Been a crazy term with me changing my thesis at once a week lol.

So bjcheug77 you're not the only one in the below 100% club.

[pkmoose]

Just found out I got an 88 on a post due to only replying to 3 other posts and not 4. I did reply twice on my own post, but that didn't count.

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[jsd]

EDIT: nevermind, missed that this was specific to TESU and made an unrelated observation

[LevelUP]

By mistake in Intro to Critical Reasoning class, I made one forum response to a classmate and then one response by accident I did to the professor's post, which was just instructions for the forum.

I usually double-check my posts but missed what I did.  I asked the professor why I got a 95% on the forum post, saw my mistake, and corrected it before the professor responded.  The professor ended up revising the grade to 100% though I didn't ask for it.

On the SOS-110, by a misclick mistake, I dragged and dropped and uploaded the wrong file instead of my assignment. As a result, I got a 0 score on my assignment.  I then reached out to the professor, told the professor what happened, and was allowed to upload the assignment again, and didn't get a late penalty for it.

A lesson I learned no matter how confident you are, always double-check and verify everything!

My experience is that TESU professors have been friendly and willing to help students.  Don't be afraid to ask for help.