Posts Tagged ‘ transcripts ’
Here's how to create a progress report that should be understandable by educators. Sometimes when returning back to public or private school a progress report could be needed to show how a student should be placed in classes. These report cards are primarily for those younger than high school: elementary and middle school levels.
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Educationese — or Teacherese — is the name sometimes given to the jargon too frequently employed by some of those who train our schoolteachers. It is characterized typically by its humorlessly abstract, Latinate, and polysyllabic diction and its convoluted, rambling, and frequently passive syntax. Fights are never “fights” and rarely even “quarrels.” Instead, fights...
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Help interpreting your homeschool high school-level work to make into transcripts for college applications.
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When to include or exclude course numbers by Shirley Minster As an educational consultant and director of a private school, I have read and prepared hundreds of high school transcripts over the past 23 years and have seen a wide range of notations, as one would imagine. There are some important pieces that should...
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