This book is a pioneering study of the variability and standardization of teacher's marks, a topic of enduring importance in the field of education. Kelly analyzes the methods and practices used by different teachers to grade students, and offers suggestions for standardizing the process. His insights continue to be relevant to educators today, as they seek to ensure consistency and fairness in the grading of student work.

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