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Teacher’s note, part 3

As a part of the 4M theme week, I asked a few of our professors to write about the first year of the new Marketing and Media Management program from a teacher’s point of view. Professor Per Andersson wrote about … Continue reading

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4M Recap

Hello all the soon to be SSE 4M Students! We thought it would be best to use this forum to write a few words about our experience at SSE so far. As you may know, our year was the first … Continue reading

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A Year I’ll Never Forget

My first year at the 4M program has been one of so many different experiences and learning opportunities that I cannot possibly cover them all without writing a book. However, I will talk about three things that I think the new “4M:ers” should be aware of:
1. You will learn and develop a lot
2. You will meet new friends
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What is the Goal of Teaching and Learning?

As a sidetrack to Lisa’s attack on the classical exam, I would like to bring up another potential problem. In school we have a tendency to over-focus on skills relating to “rationality”. These are indeed very useful skills that everyone … Continue reading

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Why do we have exams? II

A few days ago, I wrote a post criticizing the way performance is measured at Universities. I dislike exams and I do not think that they emphasize the tools we need in “real life”. Today I read an interesting post … Continue reading

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Why do we have exams?

For a while now, I have been thinking about exams, and why our performance in school to a large extent is based on our results from exams. The idea behind an exam is that you read, read, read until your … Continue reading

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