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Practice-Based Learning: Preparing for Success on Standardized Exams Stage 2 of 4

Few things in an academic’s life cause as much trepidation and self-doubt as a high-stakes standardized exam. In Stage 1 – Capturing Core Concepts, I went over how to build a solid foundation of knowledge and framework of interrelated ideas. However, knowledge alone isn’t enough to ensure success.

As you work your way up the rungs of the academic ladder, the exams become increasingly challenging by skewing away from knowledge-based questions and towards reasoning-based questions. Successfully navigating these exams oftentimes requires applying the knowledge you’ve gained to novel situations.

Eye on the Future: Biometrics in Education

Over the past few years, I’ve seen more and more biometric technologies become integrated into home tech. Scan my fingerprint instead of making me type in a password? Cool. If getting my screen to accept my fingerprint is a hassle, it’ll scan my face instead? Sure, as long as it works better. Voice-recognition so I don’t even have to touch…