2011-03-10 20:54:03.512578+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
Well worth reading if you're in education or test making: How I Passed My U.S. Citizenship Test By Keeping The Right Answers To Myself. Like most tests, an intelligent person has to remember that there's the expected answer and a correct answer, and the teacher/tester wants the expected one.
Which is related to that just posted observation on Thomas Kuhn and so much of what I'm digging through right now.
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