Grades Vs Comprehension, Debate |
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Grades Vs Comprehension, Debate |
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When it comes to Academic "Comprehension". Students tend to worry more about getting an "A" in there classes by remembering the work temporoary with no intension after taking a test or quiz to apply it to there everyday lives. rather then learning the work and applying it into there everyday use so they won't be caught off guard by it again. they forget about it and are just happy with the grade they recieve afterward.
i do admit some work may seem pretty irrelivant. but why does the grade matter more then the work that you should be comprehending and applying to your everyday life. as long as you comprehend it correctly you should be ok. You are at school to learn or that is what i was lead to believe. NOW...... The "grade" is a alphebetic rating system which a school uses to categorize your strenghs and weaknesses...YOU SHOULD NOT SEE THE GRADE AS THE ONLY REASON YOU ARE DOING ALL THIS WORK. and as such...you should only use it as a TOOL to learn more in the area's you and your teacher feel you need work on. . The Work is what you should be comprehending. NOT THE GRADE. I feel learning is it's own reward. (i did not have time to SpellCheck this...ill edit with corrections later) How do you feel about this..? ![]() |
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ahh well physics isn't required at my school
but i think the skills learned in physics are valuable regardless of future occupations... it'd be useful in figuring out the forces associated with various things, like a picture on a stand, or something. and i stand by my pumpkin chunking example. because who doesn't want to be able to hit thier neighbor's dog with a tomato in the first firing, before the neighbors suspect something? it's not only to teach reasoning, even for non-engineers i'm 16 |
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