different things work for different people, personally I wouldnt be submitting a REC take unless I felt pretty comfortable with the lesson as a whole in the first place, as mentioned, if I was just looking for feedback to improve on it then I`d be putting it into uploads or the relevant Instructors board for feedback on how I can get this lesson good enough.
the pass mark of 7.5 (or 75% as it was before) to me is pretty low and well achievable if the work on the lesson is put in, if it didnt hit the marks then I`d want to go back and improve on what let me down, thats the whole point of the grading, nothing has gone to waste.
In my opinion one of the biggest problem with the grading before was that "effort" put in was far too much of a major factor in the scoring, I would score everyone 100% for anything that they attempt, record and submit and I think the Instructors felt the same way too, the scoring now is an overall mark for the take and a little more realisitic of the performance overall, the comments given by the Instructors still follow the same criteria as they did before with pointers on how it could have been even better.
The REC program shouldnt just be looked at as a bulk upload of half attempts in the hope that they pass and get counted towards your overall score on the board, but a showcase of the hard work you`ve put in.
I can hold my hand up and say that the lessons I submitted for the REC I now no longer work on, and I think that would be the case (just guessing here) for most of the others, putting my neck out here
there perhaps shouldnt have been some that passed, yet they did and would have been pushed to one side and marked as "completed", is that really any good for someones development? I`m not so sure, but going back to my opening line, different things work for different people
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