Blogging Letter Grade Conversion
Blogging Letter Grade Conversion:
A+ = 95
A = 92
A- = 87
B+ = 80
B = 75
B- = 71
C+ = 67
C = 60
C- = 56
D+ = 52
A+ = 95
A = 92
A- = 87
B+ = 80
B = 75
B- = 71
C+ = 67
C = 60
C- = 56
D+ = 52
Class Documents
- Section E Syllabus (2:30am)
- Section F Syllabus (7:25pm)
- Blogger Posting Page
- How Do I Post?
- Blogger Help
- Example Post
- WebCT
- WebCT Help
- Homework #1
- Homework #2
- Homework #3
- External Costs
- External Benefits
Background
International Trade
- World Trade Organization
- United Nations
- Office of the US Trade Representative
- Foreign Trade Information System (OAS)
- International Monetary Fund
- World Bank
- Free Trade Area of the Americas
Policy Organizations
- Cato Center for Trade Policy Studies
- Heritage Foundation: Trade
- Center for Strategic & International Studies
- Economic Policy Institute
- Economic Strategy Institute
- Global Exchange
- International Forum on Globalization (IFG)
- Oxfam
- Public Citizen: Global Trade Watch
- Stop the FTAA
- 50 Years Is Enough: U.S. Network for Global Economic Justice
US News Papers and Centers
- New York Times
- Washington Post
- Boston Globe
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- Los Angeles Times
- Chicago Tribune
- Seattle Times
- Miami Herald
- USA Today
World News Papers and Centers
- The Toronto Star (Canada)
- The Chronicle (Dominican Republic)
- Estadao (Brazil)
- Buenos Aires Herald (Argentina)
- Santiago Times (Chile)
- The BBC (Great Britain)
- Financial Times (London, Greate Britain)
- The Times London, Great Britain
- The Irish Times
- France Daily
- Frankfurter Allgemeine
- Prague Daily Monitor (Czech Republic)
- Budapest Business Journal (Hungary)
- Nine O' Clock (Romania)
- The Moscow Times (Russia)
- Middle East Times (Egypt)
- Addis Tribune (Ethiopia)
- East African Standard (Kenya)
- The Guardian (Nigeria)
- The Monitor (Uganda)
- The Independent Online (South Africa)
- The Daily Star (Lebanon)
- The Jerusalem Post (Israel)
- Gulf News Online (United Arab Emirates)
- The Telegraph (India)
- China Daily
- Jakarta Post (Indonesia)
- Japan Times
- Korean Herald
- The Straits Times (Singapore
- The Age (Australia)
- The New Zealand Herald
Previous Posts
- Grade Calculations
- A Study of Job Losses and Trade
- A spike in prices, apeak to outoput- will oil be the downfall of global growth?
- Will Gas Prices Affect Retail Spending?
- U.S.seek Bank Records to Stop Terror
- You need us and we need you
- U.S. Current Account Deficit
- Deep-sea fish farms to reduce trade deficit?
- Is there really a shortage of oil?
- U.S. Debt- Who will pay the price?
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2 Comments:
At 11:39 PM, JCD said…
Does this have any effect on the 20 percent weight of the blogging assignments?
At 1:11 PM, Sean said…
I am not sure if I understand your question. These are the numbers that are used in place of the letter grades for 20 percent of your grade (the blogging grade).
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