This is great feedback - and this is something that's 100% not captured or reflected in "grades". You can want to learn, and you can want the piece of paper. Th

This is great feedback - and this is something that's 100% not captured or reflected in "grades". You can want to learn, and you can want the piece of paper. The two are not incompatible but they kinda both have to be done on their own time. Grades more or less call for cheating? My personal anecdote is a professor who was incomprehensible (complete failure on the teaching side; required class), but meticulous in pointing out all the important equations. I came to the proctored exam with the allowed one sheet of paper with all the "important equations", and solved the problems "expert system style", applying equations in whatever way appeared to solve the puzzles. And got a perfect grade while the rest of the class failed spectacularly. This was all according to the rules and I got the grade I wanted but complete wasted time as to learning.