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Re: trailblazer1982 post# 25344

Tuesday, 09/29/2009 2:51:15 PM

Tuesday, September 29, 2009 2:51:15 PM

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You're presupposing that the teacher is fair and it's a level playing field. If you are taking a test and your answers are all correct, you will get an "A." However, that logic does not apply here. What if you submitted all of the correct answers but the other children had taken your test and changed the answers? What if the other children made a side deal with the teacher so that you would fail and they would pass?

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