It would seem to make common sense that you would focus more on people--on what people know and how long they have been sitting at a desk; does it seem that way?
Glenn Grothman: “It would seem to make common sense that you would focus more on people--on what people know and how long they have been…”
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Grothman emphasizes the importance of focusing on knowledge over time spent in class.
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