Grading is a Scam (and Motivation is a Myth) | A Professor Explains

Grading is a scam and motivation is a myth. Those sound like bold words, but today we're going to dive down the rabbit hole and prove, once and for all, that our current state of schooling (and of...well..._everything_) is rotten to its core. ...that's all a little dramatic, but that really is the goal of this video.

Our schools are broken, our workplaces are broken, and our society is broken...and it's all because of bad psychology and bad economics. - Zoe Bee

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