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Welcome to my '''[[WP:ADOPT|adoption]] school''', the place for my adopted users to learn. Each adopted user will have his or her own official page, which usually consists of assignments and examinations assigned by me. If you would like to study at the school please leave me a message on [[user talk:Pol430|my talk page]].{{clear}}
 
==How it works==
My adoption school works in a similar way to a conventional educational course. When you are enrolled, I will create you very own adoption page (the Wikipedia equivalent of your exercise book). I will then set you a series of assignments. The assignments will start will a list a material to read through; once you have read this, I will post a number of questions for you answer on the subject(s) you have just read about. I will review your answers and provide you with feedback. You will then receive a grade for that assignment.
 
Once you have completed all the assignments satisfactorily, I will set you a final examination. Once you pass your final exam, you will receive your graduation certificate.
 
==Grades and graduation==
===Grades===
Because some editors commit to adoption school more than others, I believe it is fair to recognize such commitment. Each assignment you complete will be 'graded' from A* to C. This is designed to reflect the level of familiarity you have displayed with the subject matter for that assignment.
{{User:Pol430/Adoption/Grades}}
 
===Graduation===
On completion of your final exam, You will receive a graduation certificate. Depending on your grades throughout the school, you may graduate with one of the following honors.
*''[[Wiktionary:cum laude|cum laude]]'', meaning "with honor" — awarded for achieving at least 3 'A' grades.
*''[[Wiktionary:magna cum laude|magna cum laude]]'', meaning "with great honor" — awarded for achieving at least 5 'A' grades.
*''[[Wiktionary:summa cum laude|summa cum laude]]'', meaning "with highest honor" — awarded for achieving at least 7 'A' grades.
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= Adoption pages =
{{User:Pol430/Adoption/Selene Scott}}