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For $10,000 a year one should expect the very best academic experience, and no less than that. Good food, location, and fascinatingly diverse classmates are great, but extra. But while the catalogue my application came in promised exciting, flexible tutorials, and faculty "anxious" (their word) to teach undergraduates, I...
What, specifically, can the teaching fellow do? An example: Suppose the reading list in the undergraduate course is more demanding than in the graduate course. The professor thinks it's all very necessary, and the teaching fellow knows that. The students are never going to read more than a quarter...
He certainly has not undermined the professor, since now at least the class will be homogeneous in its ignorance. And the thing works itself out so much more nicely. When the test comes the wholes class is well prepared for two out of five questions. The answers to the other...
Faculty members at U.C.S.C. are anxiously awaiting the fruits of Moll's efforts, and have even pitched in by personally telephoning prospective students and offering to answer questions about the school. This year applications have increased. Many faculty members fear, though, that Santa Cruz's narrative evaluation system...
"It was easy to spot when we were grading the exam," section leader Gayle Lux said yesterday. "We couldn't overlook it because it would have affected those who took it fairly," she added.