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>A test can only test for a sampling of the material presented in class. Specifically looking up the test, and memorizing the answers, does not demonstrate any
by bryanrasmussen 3y ago
>A test can only test for a sampling of the material presented in class. Specifically looking up the test, and memorizing the answers, does not demonstrate any mastery of the material.
sure, but giving some data from a previous test is in various ways a hint on what to study, so the conclusion that he is deliberately misleading students as to what they should study does have some limited merit.
- WalterBright 3y agoWhat's so hard about just learning the material rather than gaming the test?
- foldr 3y ago>sure, but giving some data from a previous test is in various ways a hint on what to study The data was given on a site that students shouldn't have been accessing in the first place ("looking at other tests without the instructor’s permission counts as cheating"). It's not as if the teacher fed them these fake answers.