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List the major differences between the teaching/learning process you experienced in high school and the teaching/learning process you will encounter in an university-level math/science/engineering study
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List the major differences between the teaching/learning process you experienced in high

school and the teaching/learning process you will encounter in an university-level
math/science/engineering study based on the in-class group discussion. Write a 1-2 page(s)
reflection outlining strategies for adjusting to each item on the list.

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In school, you're given a lesson and then tested, but in life, you're given a test and then learned a lesson.

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