Definitions
- Referring to the act of re-evaluating a test or exam by adjusting the scores. - Talking about correcting an error in the original scoring process. - Describing the process of reviewing and re-grading a test or exam.
- Referring to the act of re-evaluating a test or exam by assigning new grades. - Talking about correcting an error in the original grading process. - Describing the process of reviewing and re-scoring a test or exam.
List of Similarities
- 1Both involve the act of re-evaluating a test or exam.
- 2Both can be used to correct errors in the original scoring or grading process.
- 3Both can result in a change in the final score or grade.
What is the difference?
- 1Focus: Rescore emphasizes adjusting the scores, while regrade focuses on assigning new grades.
- 2Process: Rescore involves reviewing and adjusting individual scores, while regrade involves reviewing and assigning new grades to the entire exam or test.
- 3Usage: Rescore is more commonly used in standardized testing, while regrade is more commonly used in academic settings.
- 4Scope: Rescore can be used to adjust scores for specific questions or sections, while regrade typically involves a complete review of the entire test or exam.
- 5Connotation: Rescore can imply a more technical or objective process, while regrade can imply a more subjective or interpretive process.
Remember this!
Rescore and regrade are synonyms that refer to the act of re-evaluating a test or exam. However, the difference between them lies in their focus and process. Rescore emphasizes adjusting individual scores, while regrade focuses on assigning new grades to the entire test or exam. Additionally, rescore is more commonly used in standardized testing, while regrade is more commonly used in academic settings.
