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I don't necessarily think the transition is difficult rather it is beneficial to our education, because in college I feel we focus more on learning than a letter grade.

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We have been trained this whole time to just take what we were given and believe that we really have no say in how our performance in a class is graded. Now, having the power to have a say in how it happens, it kind of fries our brain and so, even though we perceive it as better, we can't actually use it to our advantage because we are so used to doing it a completely different way

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we are often times trained to have good grades rather than actually learning the concepts being taught

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I find it that contract grading will be difficult because of how used to k-12 grading all of us are. I also think it will be difficult for me because I wouldn't really learn the material I just cared for a grade

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Its difficult to transition because K-12 you're so used to one way of grading.

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It's difficult because we're so used to of the traditional grading, it's hard for us to instantly adjust to contract grading.

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It's difficult to transition from k-12 grading to contract grading because it is hard to adjust away from a system you've been programmed into for most of your life.

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I think students have already adjusted to the grading system they've been taught at a young age, which is why I believe it's hard to move from that once you have contract grading.

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I think it’s b/c we spent like a majority of our educational growth chasing after a good grade and maintaining it that a sudden swap will be difficult to adjust to.

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I don't think this changes much for me tbh, I've always learned stuff in order to get good marks, and not really grades.

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We have been so used to traditional grading that it can be difficult to change suddenly. Yes, it's nice that we have contract grading, but it'll take some time for people to learn instead of comparing grades.

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participation + showing that you're actually learning and engaging is super different than what we're used to like doing work and completing it for the grade & we've been used to this system for years. 

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participation + showing that you're actually learning and engaging is super different than what we're used to like doing work and completing it for the grade & we've been used to this system for years. 

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It's difficult because in k-12, you just had to turn in homework and do well on tests/quizzes. Now in college, it's all about engaging, communicating, and point based. College grading is definitely more pleasant.

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It's difficult because in k-12, you just had to turn in homework and do well on tests/quizzes. Now in college, it's all about engaging, communicating, and point based. College grading is definitely more pleasant.

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Its hard to transition from k-12 grading to contract grading because because we're just used to the old system of just completing work and getting a good grade.

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It might be difficult to transition from traditional grading to contract grading because for a long time, traditional grading was all we knew. As with most of the harmful things we grew up with, the mindsets encouraged by traditional grading will be difficult to unlearn.

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It's a big transition because now on top of school work we have real responsibilities now such as work, babysitting, bills, social life, and etc. 

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Kids are taught to get good grades rather than being encouraged to actually learn.

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I think its hard to transition from K-12 grading to a contract grading because we are so used to following academic rules that makes it challenging to see if we're right or wrong.

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I think it's just that students that come from k-12 are still in the mindset of only going for the grade. I also used to think that way since I only cared about what my grade was in highschool despite not really learning much.