@JohnKucek2 @DanSvensson77 @DrKittyGirl No, but some of my students’ tasks where graded as complete/incomplete (and in effect, if they attempted the task, they “completed” it). Which is to say, there are tasks where my students were able to earn 100% for attempting things beyond their current abilities. @JohnKucek2 @DanSvensson77 @DrKittyGirl (I teach language in a place where students are risk averse and tend to clam up: part of the whole process is getting them to try because they cannot learn or improve if they clam up and worry about earning this or that grade.)

i.e. grading those tasks would be counterproductive