Difference between revisions of "Cramming"

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'''Cramming''' is a practice in which [[customer]]s are billed for enhanced [[telecommunications]] features such as voice [[mail]], caller-ID and call-waiting that they have not ordered.  
 
'''Cramming''' is a practice in which [[customer]]s are billed for enhanced [[telecommunications]] features such as voice [[mail]], caller-ID and call-waiting that they have not ordered.  
  
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== Educational Context ==
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'''Cramming''' within an educational context refers to the practice of studying heavily directly prior to an exam or assessment. Cramming is often considered a useful technique for pure factual recall. Cramming does not typically, however, enhance the student's ability to use the information in a less than explicitly taught manner. Cramming is not considered a beneficial technique for long term mastery of the material. <ref>http://www.worldwidelearn.com/education-advisor/questions/does-cramming-for-tests-work.php</ref>
 
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 03:16, February 12, 2008

Cramming is a practice in which customers are billed for enhanced telecommunications features such as voice mail, caller-ID and call-waiting that they have not ordered.


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