MH-Credit+System

The MH-Credit System... a incentive system that will motivate students to work hard!
"MH-Credit System? This isn't even a game, what on earth is a credits system doing in a school anyway?" This is what you might ask the moment you see the title of this page. Well, put simply, the MH-Credit System is a virtual system of credits each student can accumulate via good conduct and grades, and subsequently use in the upcoming e-MongHua programmes. Other uses have not been determined, but a plan is being laid out by our team of Board of Directors.


 * A Detailed Description... **
 * In ** basic terms, all a student has to do to accumulate credits is to either:
 * Achieve at least 80% in a(n) assesment, project, test or quiz, etc. **This will give the student 5 credits. ***

Thus, if a student achieves both in academics and conduct, his total cannot be more than 25 credits gained per term.** ***If the student has a good test score but poor conduct, NO credits will be given. You can see how we value the student's conduct.** ****Even if there is more than one test every term. If the student cannot meet the standards for all tests every term, then no** **credits will be given.** The credits account will be stored in the school's Student Electronic Recording System (SERS). **Notes:** Even if a student has good conduct and/or good grades in Term One but in the next term fails to keep good conduct, he will not be given a total of 40/45/50 credits for the entire Semester in the semester report, as his conduct has to be good for BOTH TERMS, Term 1 and Term 2. **What can the Credits be used for?** So far, the Board of Directors together with the Advising Team for the creation of the MHCredits system have not confirmed the uses of these virtual credits, except for the following: - Luxuries in the 3D Virtual Mong Hua programme such as: - Subscribing to Mong Hua's e-Magazine and e-Newsletter for free (both of which will be published next year) - Purchasing certain stationery from the Mong Hua e-Stationery store (items will be delivered to student in class)
 * Receive a 'Excellent' or 'Stellar' grade on the Termly/Semester/Yearly Report Card. **This will give the student 20 credits. (Notes) **
 * Ability to purchase food/drink
 * Using credits to buy outfits
 * Buying MHAbilities (details will be given out at a later date)


 * Currency - Exchange **

Compared to one Seeyandbee dollar, one MHCredit$ is about $2CNB. Refer to the chart below for more currency exchange rates.


 * No. || Country/Area/Region || Currency Exchange Rate ||
 * 1 || Unyted Staits || $0.89 USD ||
 * 2 || Japen || 1000 Y ||
 * 3 || Zingapore || $1.3 ZGD ||
 * 4 || Caina || 1990 RNB ||

However, the MHCredit$ cannot be exchanged for actual money. It is meant as an incentive system, not an actual official monetary system. Thus, this exchange rate section is to let you know what you can buy with a certain amount of MHCredit$. The next table will list some examples of items that can be purchased with certain amounts of MHCredit$.


 * No. || Item || Amount of MHCredit$ Required ||
 * 1 || Mechanical Pencil || 1.05 ||
 * 2 || 100-pieces of Foolscap || 3.00 ||
 * 3 || Rental of 1 extra MH Ultra-smartphone || 10.25 ||
 * 4 || 1 set of Past Year Mong Hua Preliminary Exam Papers (4-subjects) || 15.60 ||

After much deliberation by the BoD (Board of Directors) and the Advising Committee, the school has decided that the "actual pricing of items as converted from normal currencies will not be used"; instead, the school "will be rounding prices down to the nearest whole number for ease of transaction and record," as spokesperson Mr. Yu Gao Gao announced to the school. Laughing, Mr. Yu added, "moreover, if we use actual pricing, after using up most of your credits what will you do if you are left with 0.05 MHCredit$?"