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>This is not the issue, this is the root cause of the issue. >You DON'T measure knowledge. >You should measure the satisfaction of the students. >Because the
by Glawen 4y ago
>This is not the issue, this is the root cause of the issue.
>You DON'T measure knowledge.
>You should measure the satisfaction of the students.
>Because the most valuable asset a developed country needs to protect is the will of the members of their society to keep improving and learning.
What is satisfaction going to get you? As a student, I would have been very satisfied to have great marks while enjoying each night of the week, unfortunately I had to work and skip parties.
- peoplefromibiza 4y ago> As a student, I would have been very satisfied to have great marks that's the wrong way to look at it. As a student you would have been very satisfied to have recognition for your hard work (something that rarely happens in most school systems I know) You switched cause and effect. > while enjoying each night of the week, unfortunately I had to work and skip parties So you were getting satisfaction from doing it, or you would have skipped studying to go to parties. Which is what I did, I had great marks and went to parties to reward myself.