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The Trouble with Rubrics

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2006

Shows that standardization of learning for student outcomes as well as the focus on achieving rather than learning is detrimental to students.

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I think a lot of communities have a problem of too much competition, I guess. That they can't... when it gets to a point that they can't be happy for other people's accomplishments and that the only thing they can do is want to be better than the other person or the rest of them.

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