Re: It's a widespread problem

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Raoul — 1/31/2002 10:22:35 AM (archived)

Yes, even here in Europe, it is a problem and many students who start university are unable to properly write or read.
But then, they soon find what they lack.

Raoul

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More Controversy in Acedemia - p - 1/31/2002 9:13:47 AM
- My anecdotal evidence of US grade inflation - 10 years ago - Tony - 2/1/2002 4:21:17 PM
  - US grade inflation and the electorate - Tom Brosz - 2/1/2002 4:44:24 PM
    - Re: US grade inflation and the electorate - Publius - 2/1/2002 12:00:29 PM
      - The electorate - Tom Brosz - 2/1/2002 12:50:33 PM
        
        What was that about elitism? - Splinx - 2/2/2002 4:41:24 PM
        
        Elitism - Tom Brosz - 2/2/2002 9:41:19 AM
- Affirmative action in disguise - p - 2/1/2002 1:54:08 PM
- Are university degrees worth the trouble? - Gary - 1/31/2002 6:38:20 PM
  - Re: Are university degrees worth the trouble? - Tom Brosz - 2/1/2002 4:21:01 PM
    - Re: Are university degrees worth the trouble? - Publius - 2/1/2002 11:32:57 AM
      - Re: Are university degrees worth the trouble? - Tom Brosz - 2/1/2002 12:00:04 PM
  - It depends - Larry J - 2/1/2002 2:21:34 PM
- It's a widespread problem - Larry J - 1/31/2002 9:46:24 AM
  - Re: It's a widespread problem - p - 1/31/2002 10:14:03 AM
    - Re: It's a widespread problem - Tom Brosz - 1/31/2002 12:02:46 PM
      - "Anything is possible if you lower your standards far enough" - Larry J - 1/31/2002 1:23:53 PM
    - I kind of like that approach to engineering education - Larry J - 1/31/2002 10:35:22 AM
    - Re: It's a widespread problem - Raoul - 1/31/2002 10:22:35 AM

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