I've covered classes and stood behind countless teachers who photocopy text book questions and handouts that parallel the wonderful text used in the college because the kids don't buy the books. I am not one of those. I understand the books are very expensive, but kids have options. The texts are available for use in the lab and the library. The library even lets them copy up to 300 pages free. They all have phones that could take pictures of problems. I refuse to baby them.
These college students come in expecting to be spoon fed like they were in high school. They want everything done for them and want to do nothing for themselves. What are we teaching them if we don't teach them to be responsible adults? Maybe I am wrong and these other teachers are right. Maybe I am just getting too old and sinister to be teaching anymore.
These college students come in expecting to be spoon fed like they were in high school. They want everything done for them and want to do nothing for themselves. What are we teaching them if we don't teach them to be responsible adults? Maybe I am wrong and these other teachers are right. Maybe I am just getting too old and sinister to be teaching anymore.
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The Bloomberg Legacy at its best.
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