The science is undeniable: testing promotes learning. Frequent quizzes and exams are our best aids to enhance our memory, and once we, as students, understand and accept this, we can approach them with a deeper intrinsic motivation.
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Making The Most Of What’s Left
Even though the end is coming near, there’s still more room to grow at Boston College, seniors.
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The Failings Of Neoliberal Education
If universities hope to educate students—preparing them to take on world issues with inventive solutions—the universities need to change their current focus.
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Why Today’s College Needs Feminism
In the 21st century, girl power is needed more than ever—especially on college campuses like BC.
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When Safe Classrooms Become Dangerous For Learning
We come to higher education to be exposed, challenged, and to grow. How can a student achieve this if they are given the opportunity to run away and hide when the going gets tough?
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In Defense of St. Paul’s
An alumna of the now infamous college-preparatory institution takes a stand in her boarding school’s defense.
