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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My freshman son (in a selective top 20) NEVER attends his physics lecture and rarely attends chemistry. He does participate in the labs and attends "tutorials." Right now he has a B+ and a B in the classes but promises he will end up with an A in at least Chemistry, possibly physics. Would he potentially do better if he attends the lectures? I didn't go to a four year college, so I am kind of clueless! PS: I know this because I have been tracking him (please don't make this thread it about this issue). I haven't brought it up to him and don't plan to unless he ends up with poor performance.[/quote] If you know his attendance, so does the professor. If your son claims it is about hearing in the large lecture hall, he should talk to the professor. Accent is no excuse - if your kid attended, he'd be used to it by now.[/quote]
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