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The speaker claims that educators should not assess students' learning based on their degree of grasp of facts, but on their ability to explain the ideas, trends, and concepts that those facts illustrate. Admittedly, to acquaint ourselves with multifarious facts can greatly help us explain this mysterious world, from the crash of thunder to the evolution of human, knowing facts makes us intrigued and encourages us exploring. But for education assessment, we want(改成It is better 更好点吧) to use a highly efficient way of differentiating those grade A students, mediocre ones and those who understand little of the illustration(读着有点不太通). And this suggested method, focusing more on their comprehension, seems to a competitive choice.(对作者观点进行了肯定)
It has been so universally claimed that education would make people wise that a lot people now fondly believe they will really get smart as long as they are informed various kind of facts. They receive passively(调到后面) what they are being told(passively) and accept the knowledge uncritically, without the notion that the ultimate goal of education is not only to preserve the existing knowledge and pass it down, but train the students to be a better pilot for their own mind,leading a unique life.(这句感觉不太通,不太懂在这pilot这个例子的用意) Assessment can perform a guiding hand in the process of education. People tend to prepare more attentively on the content that assessment emphasizes. In this way, it is obvious that the assessment should base on people's creative thinking -- their analytical thought on the learned facts -- and consequently meet the demand of education. If our assessment simply relies on the level of facts grasping, the damaging habit of rote learning would be evolved among students , therefore stultifying their creative thinking.(感觉又说到creative thinking这个问题上来了,而作者观点是评价学生对ideas, trends, and concepts的理解。)
Besides, what can be a fact? Newton's Three Laws of Motion, for instance, was long-time believed to be a fact to interpret our world and universe but proved to be not perfectly right by Einstein after300 years later. Since many theories of our world are partly or completely based on assumptions, what we call a "fact" today might turn out afallacy(fallacy) tomorrow. However, we cannot fully negate (难道fact就被完全否定了?)them as the ideas, concepts and trends embedded may still be beneficial. So the right attitude we should have for everything connecting with "fact" is supposed to find the core ideas, rather than unduly rephrase them.
Fact可能不完全正确,但理解他们的ideas, concepts and trends会获益
In sum, educators should weigh more heavily on the students' originality(这个originality感觉也有点跑) and use the standards to assess them. For education assessment, to focus solely on students' grasp of facts is somehow shortsighted. Only those students are educated with having their own ideas and thoughts, can they finally use their minds to benefit our world.
感觉本文是完全同意作者的观点,但后面两段说理过程中对于作者说要评价学生的ability to explain the ideas, trends, and concepts that those facts illustrate 这方面说的不够充分
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