24-11-2012, 07:03 PM
Andy,
most likely explanation is that the bold figures are grades of juniors. For grading purposes junior grades are enhanced by 120 points before calculating your grade. Linked to an assumption on how fast junior grades rise compared with adults whose grades on the whole tend to go up a little or done a little year upon year.
For a more complete explanation just wait for a computer savvy grading savvy reader to post - shouldn't take long
most likely explanation is that the bold figures are grades of juniors. For grading purposes junior grades are enhanced by 120 points before calculating your grade. Linked to an assumption on how fast junior grades rise compared with adults whose grades on the whole tend to go up a little or done a little year upon year.
For a more complete explanation just wait for a computer savvy grading savvy reader to post - shouldn't take long