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Of course this only works until everyone becomes wise to it. Then you're worse off where you started.
by workinfunk 8y ago
Of course this only works until everyone becomes wise to it. Then you're worse off where you started.
- joshvm 8y agoThat's true, but unlikely. These are not particularly large or popular courses (15/70 people was common). It's not a tactic that would work for everyone, but it would potentially useful if you're a good student, but at a borderline grade. The reason I liked it was because I hated having to cram for easy subjects because the class average would be so high. I would rather put the same amount of effort in to learn concepts (and have to remember less in the exam) than rote facts.