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'''Liberal grading''' is when [[teacher]]s in [[public school]]s mark favorably towards [[liberal]] work from [[liberal]] students. This includes [[atheist]]ic themes, [[global warming]], or [[evolution]]. This does not happen with [[homeschooling]], as it is generally [[conservative]]s who take part in this, and [[conservative]]s do not have such a [[bias]]. <ref>[http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/archives/2006/2/God,+Grades,+and+the+Gospel God, Grades, and the Gospel]</ref>
 
'''Liberal grading''' is when [[teacher]]s in [[public school]]s mark favorably towards [[liberal]] work from [[liberal]] students. This includes [[atheist]]ic themes, [[global warming]], or [[evolution]]. This does not happen with [[homeschooling]], as it is generally [[conservative]]s who take part in this, and [[conservative]]s do not have such a [[bias]]. <ref>[http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/archives/2006/2/God,+Grades,+and+the+Gospel God, Grades, and the Gospel]</ref>
  
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The liberals' sense of self-entitlement and [[affirmative action]] has also created massive [http://www.gradeinflation.com/ grade inflation] in public schools.
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The liberals' sense of self-entitlement and [[affirmative action]] has also created massive [[grade inflation]] in public schools.<ref>[http://www.gradeinflation.com/ Grade Inflation]</ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 00:06, February 26, 2008

Liberal grading is when teachers in public schools mark favorably towards liberal work from liberal students. This includes atheistic themes, global warming, or evolution. This does not happen with homeschooling, as it is generally conservatives who take part in this, and conservatives do not have such a bias. [1]

The liberals' sense of self-entitlement and affirmative action has also created massive grade inflation in public schools.[2]

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