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Default they way you get your final grade

In school teachers sometimes add up all your scores and average them to give you a final grade, while sometimes they assign certain groups of scores certain ratios to get the final grade, such as quiz 20% lab 50% and project 30%. Is there a name for this method? Thanks.
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Default Re: they way you get your final grade

As a teacher, I'd call it a marking scheme, or grading, but that is for the people giving the grades.
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