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"No, because grades are essentially a metric that are applied to saying, how well can you do in X circumstance with other kids in the room with other. You know, the time you took to memorize the information, the time you took to take the test. But do you truly know the information? A test is not determining that application of life, right? If you can learn something and then go and conduct surgery, the information stuck, right?"
"No, because grades are essentially a metric that are applied to saying, how well can you do in X circumstance with other kids in the room with other. You know, the time you took to memorize the information, the time you took to take the test. But do you truly know the information? A test is not determining that application of life, right? If you can learn something and then go and conduct surgery, the information stuck, right?"
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"No, because grades are essentially a metric that are applied to saying, how well can you do in X circumstance with other kids in the room with other. You know, the time you took to memorize the information, the time you took to take the test. But do you truly know the information? A test is not determining that application of life, right? If you can learn something and then go and conduct surgery, the information stuck, right?"
"No, because grades are essentially a metric that are applied to saying, how well can you do in X circumstance with other kids in the room with other. You know, the time you took to memorize the information, the time you took to take the test. But do you truly know the information? A test is not determining that application of life, right? If you can learn something and then go and conduct surgery, the information stuck, right?"