1. the act of grading or evaluating something incorrectly
Usage: academic

1. present participle of misgrade; grading or evaluating something incorrectly
Usage: academic

Examples

• The teacher’s misgrading of the exam caused several students to receive lower scores than they deserved.
• Misgrading can lead to unfair academic outcomes for students.
• The professor was accused of misgrading the final papers.
• She is misgrading these tests by being too harsh on minor errors.
• The school implemented new policies to prevent misgrading of standardized tests.
• Misgrading occurs when rubrics are not followed consistently.