concept   academic grading
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, academic grading often uses a numeric scale with a passing grade of 60 and a maximum score of 100.
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1 academic grading South Korea Grading often uses a numeric scale, with 100 being the highest score 1
2 academic grading system South Korea Grades are commonly given as numbers (e.g. out of 100) 1
3 academic grading system South Korea Grading is often on a scale from 1 to 100, with 60 considered a passing grade 1
4 assessment South Korea Highly focused on standardized tests and entrance exams for schools and universities 1
5 assessment South Korea Assessments are often used to measure students' memorization and understanding of materials in educational settings. 1
6 assessment South Korea Less focused on written tests, instead placing greater emphasis on practical demonstrations and oral examinations. 1
7 evaluation South Korea Regular performance evaluations may not be as common, and there is a stronger focus on group performance rather than individual evaluation. 1
8 evaluation South Korea The concept of formal performance evaluations is not as prevalent, with emphasis placed on group harmony and collectivist values. 1
9 grading South Korea There is significant emphasis on high achievement and competitiveness in grading, with heavy reliance on standardized tests and rankings. 1
10 grading system South Korea Grading system commonly based on numbers (out of 100) with 100 being the highest and 0 being a failing grade. 1
11 student evaluations South Korea Less common, as there is a strong emphasis on respecting authority and traditional hierarchy in educational settings 1