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My courses have an advantage of adaptability. I offer my students a trade on day one: I will NOT: do high stakes examinations twice, give
My courses have an advantage of adaptability. I offer my students a trade on day one: I will NOT: do high stakes examinations twice, give

There is literally a front page most viral post on Imgur right now about this. Microsoft and other companies are making constant, minuscule, and terrifying
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