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Reply to "the Atlantic: The Elite College Students Who Can't Read Books"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wish you guys could see the students in my college classes that I teach. They lack the ability to take notes. They don’t read the textbook. They panic before a test and want a study guide defining exactly what is on the test. They do not want to study any information more than what is on the test. They will ask you questions the morning of the exam. They ask for extra credit. The quality of the student skill set has plummeted in the last 20 years. They are used to fill-in-the-blank guided notes from middle and high school. They are used to re-takes. And, they never see textbooks. It’s easy to ignore the soft copy textbook—why read that? —signed a professor. [/quote] Just curious...do you teach class that is purely optional for a student, or one that a student "has to take". [/quote] NP - my college kids report many/most kids in class playing games on their laptop and using ChatGPT to formulate an answer to a professor's question so they can get participation points. Pretty good school, although not an Ivy.[/quote]
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