Almost every adult I know has the recurring nightmare about having to take an exam in a class they've never attended.
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Hopefully. Truthfully, college functions the same as my job. Training/Learning with no real application. Though I did intern.
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Partially on my own accord, I got an internship to do work in my field.
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One way to think about this: in an exam the stakes are high but artificial--Real world high stakes more psychologically sound?
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recurring dreams are fascinating, especially those which many people share: https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/radical-teaching/200909/recurring-final-exam-dream ….pic.twitter.com/ZC6WXKQtTU
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fear-driven action is easier to create than intrinsic self motivation, hence the hack used by educators and even parents.
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hopefully, we'll discover better models of education. My 6yo goes to http://sfbrightworks.org . Impressed their approach to learning.
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In Canada men have nightmares about being at the hockey rink, game is about to start and can't find skates
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yes, the structure of knowledge should be similar enough across fields that a well-rounded person should get a 60% just by fudging it
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my wife and I talk about this all the time (it happens to both of us). It may also be that we mostly are and know type As...
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Nah, I'm type B and get it too. I blame the ~20 years of being measured by tests.
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