I hate to be the one to break the news ... but many people do prepare for their blood tests.
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I noticed that some of my students prepared for their exam in exactly the way in which they not prepared for their blood tests
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I went to uni with this mindset & switched to online school my third year after noticing what I was paying for was the admin staff & to live in an expensive new on-campus apartment. Education needs reform. Institutions have become staff agencies and copy/paste lecture slides.
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Congrats! You switched from 2D learning to 3D learning as
@jefstaes would say.
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I agree with 99%, but to e.g. learn the english irregular verbs is a huge chore with very delayed gratification. A test offers some motivation (even if it's one of the worst motivators, because it's based on fear rather than encouragement and fun).
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Depends what you're testing for. A person's ability to digest and apply a subject toward short term applications, or a person's long term understanding of a subject. School grows both abilities. Tests for the former are perhaps unintentionally over-prioritized.
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Blood tests and tests in a class can both be very painful to take, so yes, if you don't like pain you have to prepare for the pain.
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