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On The Optimization of Learning
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Is our ruthless quest for efficiency in education making us dumber?
On The Optimization of Learning DONATE C ollegetown a magazine of current affairs, culture, & college On The Optimization of Learning Is our ruthless quest for efficiency in education making us dumber? By Anastasiia Ryshytiuk Artwork by Melody Qian. T ransposed to the U.S., the house where my grandparents live would probably be equivalent to a tiny farm. As members of the generation of Ukrainians who survived the artificial famine of the 1930s and its devastating consequences, they have always taught me to treat every inch of land with reverence. On a chilly late August morning, I would still
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