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Too Many A's? U. of Minnesota Professor's Plan Would Give Grades More Context
May 29, 2012
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The existence of the "Lake Wobegon Effect," in which every child is above average, has grown sufficiently troubling at the University of Minnesota that one professor has a plan to press faculty to rethink their penchant for awarding top...
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