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The author says, "suddenly, in some classes, A’s are almost unachievable, unless you score 100%. And F’s don’t exist." Why would that happen if this was only ab
by bitshiftfaced 2y ago
The author says, "suddenly, in some classes, A’s are almost unachievable, unless you score 100%. And F’s don’t exist." Why would that happen if this was only about "fluff" and "no zeroes"?
- uvnq 2y agoMotte and bailey tactic? I.e., when challenged, defenders of concept assert the safer, easy to defend definition In reality the actual meaning of the concept is practiced A lot of the time though, people are pretty innocent and just don't know that there is literature behind these things. They just think equity always means some ideal they hold in their heads. And they'll see egregious examples of it being exercised and think "that's not real equity!" when in reality, it is, and "real equity" is not defined by their understanding of it, but by some academic literature that ultimately guides the implementation/practice at the high levels.