I’m all for that, but some people will complain that they get nervous and that’s why they couldn’t state how they do the things.
The amount of accomodations in US colleges is insane to where some people are allowed to take extra time, or take their tests not in a classroom setting, or have their tests read to them because they’re illiterate or a variety of other things that just aren’t compatible with the workforce is insane.
Isn’t CERN now using mistral to help them sort the data out of the noise which is helping discover new particles? The partnership was just announced one month ago so it probably hasn’t resulted in anything yet.
Thomas Massie was trying to impeach him before the midterms. While I might not have the same morals as Thomas massie I do feel like he stands by what he believes in.
I was told that hair could only be tested up to 90 days!
1% is a huge overstatement. There’s like 4 in the whole state.
The airport won’t take luggage less than 45 minutes before the flight so that’s when I check in.
I upgraded from the 8 and it’s barely noticeable. But I had severe water damage on my phone but the screen still worked so it was worth trading in.
The accommodations are other life skills that they are lacking in. I think oral examinations would really highlight weak points for a lot of people and they would seek exemptions that are easier.
I’m not saying that you don’t assist people with learning, but I think testing and learning are two different beasts. I think having a uniform standard for testing is a good thing, I’m all for oral examinations or proctored written tests, but I worry about all of the people that will seek exemptions from it because they can’t perform to the same standards on those tasks. It’s degrading to the letter grade of everyone else.
I do think that it is the responsibility of every student to study and find resources that best fit their learning style.