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Arbitrary limits in our classes

Teaching in Higher Ed

The Danger of Artificial Scarcity in Higher Education?

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The danger of artificial scarcity is so it's something as limited. I think a good example of this is thinking of grades as a limited resource. Those risk then leaving people out, they risk not showing us the brilliance of our students when they're showing us what they know because we have limited them in an arbitrary way.

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