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This can seem weird to US students and even most European students, but I live in Hungary and the Bibliography for Anatomy consists of 2 books: one is full of correct information and the other....well, it has some mistakes.
The problem is that the professor who teaches the Anatomy course owns the book that has mistakes and every year the exam also contains questions that have the wrong answers, but they are considered right, because it's in the book.
Now I was thinking: most students never challenge grades. Not because they wouldn't know what's right, but because they learn the information that is in the book - they don't mind that it contains errors.
I want to make a decision whether to learn the correct information and then challenge my grade when the exam comes ( in the case in which there are going to be errors in the questions & answers ) , OR learn the not-so-correct information and just ace my tests ?
Thanks !
The problem is that the professor who teaches the Anatomy course owns the book that has mistakes and every year the exam also contains questions that have the wrong answers, but they are considered right, because it's in the book.
Now I was thinking: most students never challenge grades. Not because they wouldn't know what's right, but because they learn the information that is in the book - they don't mind that it contains errors.
I want to make a decision whether to learn the correct information and then challenge my grade when the exam comes ( in the case in which there are going to be errors in the questions & answers ) , OR learn the not-so-correct information and just ace my tests ?
Thanks !