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From marks to Marx: Shifting your mindset for learning

Posted on 1st January 201328th August 2018 By Leo Casey 1 Comment on From marks to Marx: Shifting your mindset for learning

We all like to achieve and when it comes to doing a course or gaining a qualification we want to achieve the best result possible. Naturally we want to get an A+ or a First Class Honour in whatever subject we study.  Striving to get a good mark – a Distinction, Merit or Commendation –…

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