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The importance of counting what counts
By Olle Linge On March 18, 2012 · 8 Comments · In Advanced, Beginner, Intermediate, Learning in class, Organising and planning
The way in which we count proficiency or progress have a huge impact on how we study. This is relevant for teachers and students alike. Teachers should strive towards counting (grading) what counts (is important); students should do likewise when assessing themselves and also be aware of the general problem.
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