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Grades don’t capture the difference in learning ability you use as an absurd example. Furthermore, this “observation” is sufficiently vague so as to be a truism
by olsonjeffery 5y ago
Grades don’t capture the difference in learning ability you use as an absurd example. Furthermore, this “observation” is sufficiently vague so as to be a truism. “Businesses don’t want to hire stupid people” is not novel or meaningful as a supporting argument to whatever your point is.
- ryan93 5y agoyes it is. part of the benefit of grades and semesters is to compare students. good students want that!