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BlindGradingOrEqualGrading 31 - 06 Apr 2009 - Main.AlexHu
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 Eben recently updated the home page to indicate that nobody exercised their veto power, so we will be getting individualized comments on our non-blindly-graded third paper. I'm a bit surprised that there was nobody silently waiting in the wings during this conversation who wanted to veto, but nonetheless I'm very happy with the result.

-- MolissaFarber - 05 Apr 2009

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More than surprise at the lack of a veto, I'm proud of our class as a whole. This exercise is actually a slightly devious and underhanded test of two ideas: 1. Prof Moglen as an effective teacher at getting the message across, and 2. us as effective students because we are able to grasp his message. Perhaps Prof. Moglen was actually giving himself a test to see if we were truly learning what he wanted to teach us. Or maybe we are actually just a fantastic group of students who are getting what we should be from this class. Or more likely, it's a combination of both. In any case, either side can claim victory, and both sides win.

-- AlexHu - 06 Apr 2009

 
 
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