@Nabub: The curves I’ve seen used in college aren’t really curves. Mostly the professors take the highest score in the class (say a 95) and call that a 100 and then calculate everyone’s grades based on that (so 78/95 instead of 78/100).
One professor had an extra credit activity and if you did the extra credit, she’d “curve” your grade in the same way.
Never took a class where it was a true curve, with a set number of A’s and B’s and all.
Oddly, I think I could handle Calvin. He’s the kind of kid you can’t really fight but you could join if you are comfortable with highly imaginative play.
Then it’s just a matter of sneakily directing him away from destruction.
Meh, see, I’m the one who convinces my dad of these things. I once got him to believe that all passenger trains have morgues. Y’know, in case someone dies in transit.
All the more meaning after the attacks in Paris.