In a study of motivation and learning, a teacher employed the following research strategy: Students were asked what teaching methods were most motivating. The teacher then looked back at her test scores to investigate whether the test scores were higher for the more motivating sessions compared with the less motivating sessions. The teacher found that, indeed, student achievement rose as the teacher used more and more motivating methods. From this result, she decided to use the more motivating methods all the time. Was her decision to use more motivating methods correct? Why or why not?
Students register for a course by submitting their details to the admission department who verify the details and store the records. Verified details are sent back to students for verification then a copy is stored in the institute registration file. After sitting for an exam, candidate scripts are marked and marks compiled, sorted are stored in marks database. Students are then issued with result transcripts.
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