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Boojatta

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Sun Feb-24-08 06:02 PM
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Poll question: In an ideal education system, what would happen after a student failed?

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Edited on Sun Feb-24-08 06:04 PM by Boojatta

Obviously some students -- for example, most students in law school -- have the option of switching to a different field of study or discontinuing formal education. If compulsory education is based on age, then some students might receive failing grades a very short time before they are old enough that they don't have to continue.

However, for this poll I want you to think of students who will continue their formal education and study the same subject area that they failed.

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