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Sure.. but what does that really mean? That the tests / scores do not reflect the actual value or performance of someone. All I see is dinosaurs trying to figh

Sure.. but what does that really mean? That the tests / scores do not reflect the actual value or performance of someone. All I see is dinosaurs trying to fight in every possible way to try and keep their right to exist. Feels a lot like mp3 in the 90s. People who are there for the piece of paper generally don't give a rats ass about the rest. People who are really interested in their field have so many other ways to gather knowledge and experience.

jackson1442 5y ago
> the tests / scores do not reflect the actual value or performance of someone Yes. 100%. In my physics class last term, performance was so consistently poor on exams that the minimum score on exams was 40%, and you could earn 15+% on top of your final exam just for showing up to class. Instructional quality was very poor, due in part to the online format. Knowledge retention was equally poor. If college is to move online, it needs a fresh start. Classes need to be designed for online interactions rather than in person.
908B64B197 5y ago
> People who are there for the piece of paper generally don't give a rats ass about the rest. Good schools typically want to filter out these people; You want an environment where people are there for learning and passionate about their field, not just checking stuff off a checklist.