Avviksvurderinger

Avviksvurderinger is a term used in the Danish system of education to describe the final grades that students receive at the end of their compulsory education. The term is derived from the Danish words "åvigsis" (irregular) and "vurdering" (evaluation).

In Denmark, students typically complete around 10 years of compulsory education, which includes primary school (folkeskole) and lower secondary school (gymnasiale studentereintek). At the end of this period, students receive an avviksvurdering, which is usually an overall grade or evaluation. This grade is typically a combination of their performance in various subjects and areas of study.

The avviksvurdering is usually given on a scale of 1-10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest. This grade is a key indicator of a student's academic achievement and can be an important factor in their future education and career prospects.

In addition to the overall avviksvurdering, some schools may also provide individual grades for specific subjects or areas of study. These grades may be based on a combination of student performance, teacher assessments, and other evaluations.

The avviksvurdering is an important part of the Danish education system, as it provides a clear and concise way to evaluate student performance and provide a clear direction for future educational and career decisions. It is typically given to students at the end of their compulsory education, and can be an important factor in their future opportunities.