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Do Marks Matter? A Conversation with Sharon Friesen About Educational Standards PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 10 October 2007

In this installment of CBC's Sunday Edition, Michael Enright and Sharon Friesen of the Galileo Educational Network discuss the role of standards in the current education system. Friesen, a member of CEA's Research Advisory Committee, argues that an overemphasis on marks through rewards and punishments can lead to anxiety that inhibits learning, and in turn leads a child to conclude that "learning isn't for them."

Do Marks Matter? A Conversation with Sharon Friesen About Educational Standards

 
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